Sentence examples for ending exploitation from inspiring English sources
Ending demand means ending exploitation, holding people accountable when they benefit from the sale of other people's bodies, and offering help to people who want to leave the sex trade.
Global Exchange, a group that has repeatedly urged Starbucks to buy fair trade coffee and had planned protests at Starbucks coffee shops in 30 cities this week, praised the deal as a step toward ending exploitation of coffee growers.
Yoga magazines and retreats talk not only about health and peace of mind, but also about issues like sustainability and ending exploitation.
And ending exploitation and trafficking is fundamental to this social catalyst.
Ending exploitation "It's a very different thing because you are really seeing them up close," said Ms. Liu, the narrator and producer of 'Red Light'.
TRAID works to end exploitation in the global textile supply chain by collecting unwanted clothes for reuse in the UK.
The EFF is expected to steal the limelight at Friday's commemorative rally while the ANC struggles to end exploitation in the century-old mining sector.
They claim that the way to end exploitation in the sex trade is to "end demand" for the sex trade – that is, end men's desire for sex they can pay for.
Helen Dickinson, the British Retail Consortium's director general, said: "The BRC absolutely supports the government's efforts to end exploitation of workers in the UK and we understand that retailers have a crucial role to play here.
The Fabians and trade unions joined together to pursue the parliamentary route to socialism – with a strong vision of the action needed to end exploitation, challenge inequality and deliver security in an industrial age.
