Sentence examples for exploit trafficking from inspiring English sources

As other intracellular parasites, these bacteria subvert the phagocytic pathway to avoid degradation in phagolysosomes and exploit trafficking pathways to acquire both energy and nutrients essential for their survival.

Parliament passed the amendment exactly because we were worried about child refugees being exploited, trafficked and sexually abused because other countries were overwhelmed with the scale of the problem".

At transport layer, it is possible to exploit traffic management mechanisms that take into account the type of service associated with the information flow.

Tor has become one of the most popular overlay networks for anonymizing TCP traffic, however, the anonymity of Tor clients is threatened by various attacks exploiting traffic analysis or Tor's design features.

In 2012 Empower published a damning report arguing that, "we have now reached a point in history where there are more women in the Thai sex industry who are being abused by anti-trafficking practices than there are women being exploited by trafficking".

Women who sell sex are prosecuted (this has recently been increasing) while men (unless caught exploiting or trafficking) generally walk free.

She told a Westminster media briefing: "What we have looked at very carefully here is how do we best protect vulnerable people and how can we best help refugees, how do we not fuel a system that is incentivising people to be exploited by trafficking gangs and make perilous journeys.

All who work to free the 1.8 million children around the world abused through prostitution or pornography and the 1.2 million exploited through trafficking the vast majority of whom are girls walk straight and true.

It's likely they exploit this trafficking corridor, among others, to finance their activities".

Sexually exploited and trafficked young women have not been high on anyone's priority list, and little money is spent on helping them.

A study by the United Nations Children's Fund said as many as 50 million babies born in 2000 were never legally registered, which means they start life without an official nationality, putting them at greater risk of being exploited or trafficked.