Sentence examples for exploitation children from inspiring English sources

They are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation: Children are more vulnerable physically than adults, and they are more sensitive to emotional experiences.

For children, it becomes a protection tool through legal age limits such as in employment, child marriage, commercial sexual exploitation, children in conflict with the law and child trafficking.

§ Exploitation: Children on the streets are not only at greater risk of suffering violence and abuse, they are also often too easily lured into gangs, and exploited by adults for sex work and drug peddling.

By the year 2012, UNICEF in Sudan aims to have supported the establishment of wide-ranging policies and community-based services for children in conflict with the law, victims of violence, abuse and exploitation, children suffering discrimination and those without parental care.

She says, "Our main areas of intervention are really very much related to the establishment of a proper protective environment for children, especially for those children that are more at risk, children that have been exposed to abuse, to neglect, to exploitation, children that are living in residential care, children that are living without the care of their own parents.

While not all child domestic workers suffer abuse or exploitation, children working as domestics are particularly vulnerable to trafficking, forced labour, and the worst forms of child labour, making child domestic work one of the most widespread and potentially exploitative forms of child work in the world today.

Each year, tens of thousands of children in South Africa and around the world are exploited through child labour, commercial sexual exploitation, child trafficking and child pornography.

Unrest, exploitation, child labour and sexual violence in the camp had greatly declined, Kleinschmidt said.

It recommends the creation of six offences: slavery of children and adults; child exploitation; exploitation; child trafficking; trafficking, and facilitating the commission of an offence of modern slavery.

The MPs and peers called for the creation of six offences – slavery of children and adults, child exploitation, exploitation, child trafficking, trafficking, and facilitating the commission of an offence of modern slavery.

Proof of age is also critical to protecting children from abuse and exploitation, child labour and early marriage".