Sentence examples for exploitative recruitment from inspiring English sources

The report said Qatar had also failed to meet its target to have 300 labour inspectors in place by the end of 2014 and there had been only limited progress on measures to improve safety on construction sites, regulate exploitative recruitment agencies and improve access to justice for victims of labour exploitation.

They care not for the Palestinian people, nor do they advocate a peaceful solution; their sole interest is in seizing an opportunity for exploitative recruitment.

Without documented proof of age, a child is exposed to the risk of under-age recruitment, to exploitative child labour and to the evil of trafficking.

Inform, the London School of Economics-based Infonmation NetwoReligiousigious Movements, has produced an analysis of Kabbalah, which records "criticism from a variety of people and organisations who have accused Berg's centre of 'indiscriminate outreach, aggressive recruitment methods and exploitative treatment of devotees'".

Amnesty International, an NGO, is almost as critical of its government's tolerance of dodgy recruitment agencies and exploitative brokers as it is of Qatari employers.A UN convention on migrant workers' rights which came into force in 2003 has been ratified by only 47 countries, most of which are net senders of migrants.

U.S. and international law define human trafficking as the process of forced, coerced, or deceptive movement or recruitment of individuals into exploitative conditions of labor, whether for picking tomatoes, cleaning houses, painting nails, or selling commercial sex.

One sympathetic customer, an American private contractor, got in touch with associates in New York; a letter was sent to the Defense Department, requesting an official investigation into whether the women's recruitment and working conditions were "exploitative".

The declaration also called for an end to exploitative child labour, child trafficking and the recruitment of children into armed groups Since the establishment of the new administration in Afghanistan in late 2001, UNICEF has worked closely with religious leaders to promote key programmes including girls' education and child health.

'The recruitment of impoverished, often undocumented Afghans, is especially exploitative.'.

We know that education helps protect children from exploitative labour, girls from forced marriage, and can prevent the recruitment of child soldiers.

But while some Iranians have also reportedly slipped into the conflict next-door, the recruitment of impoverished, often undocumented Afghans, is especially exploitative, critics said.