Sentence examples for exposed migrants from inspiring English sources

The UN documents state that his militia group controls "departure areas for migrants, camps, safe houses and boats" and has exposed migrants – including minors – to "brutal conditions and sometimes fatal circumstances on land and at sea".

Approximately 40 60% of Yellowstone bison test positive for exposure to brucellosis and disease management policies stipulate culling of exposed migrants at park boundaries.

A BBC investigation has exposed migrant workers being paid well below the minimum wage.

There was an under-representation of potentially highly exposed migrant farm and greenhouse laborers because they were not treated at the regional cancer center.

Acutely exposed migrant farm workers (n = 21) with documented cholinesterase inhibition reported feeling depressed and anxious significantly more often than unexposed controls (n = 11) matched on age, sex, education, socioeconomic status, and ethnicity (Reidy et al. 1992).

Past deals with Libya under Gaddafi's reign have been similarly condemned as exposing migrants and refugees to a panoply of abuses in detention centres, in addition to the moral concerns of propping up the Libyan government at the time with aid and military training.

Social media can also be a double-edged sword by exposing migrants to danger, says Lucia Vergara, who works for free press advocate Artículo 19.

Chanelle Gallant, co-director of the Migrant Sex Worker Project (MSWP), says that clamp down on sex trafficking are the same kind of laws that effectively force sex workers into hiding and ultimately expose migrants to the kind of violence that may have led to Le's death.

Places which expose migrants to higher risks are not necessarily places that support most of the consequences on health.

In contrast, too early arrival may expose migrants to adverse weather conditions and risk of starvation [ 7].

However, reproductive diapause can be readily manipulated in fall migrants; diapause can be broken by exposing migrants to elevated temperatures and increasing day length [ 10, 17].