Sentence examples for fleeing abuses from inspiring English sources

Some are teenagers looking for work, but others are toddlers used as props by smugglers or young people fleeing abuses like forced recruitment as soldiers or arranged marriages.

This witness was himself fleeing abuse allegations.

The case continues to frustrate lawyers for immigrant women fleeing abuse, even though it was a victory on the surface.

Data from signatory countries show that the majority of abductors are mothers with primary or joint custody, and a majority of them report fleeing abuse.

Its lyrics appear to be about a 12-year-old girl who ends up as a prostitute after fleeing abuse from her stepfather.

The children often arrive here after fleeing abuse or violent gangs and, if they're from Mexico, the US government often just sends them straight home.

As well as her writing, she has founded a women's shelter in Cancun; last year, it provided refuge or psychological and legal help to 30,000 women fleeing abuse.

It's a disgrace that police officers and prosecutors routinely go after such teenage girls — often runaways fleeing abuse or other impossible situations — and treat them as criminals, while showing less interest in the pimps who exploited them.

They awarded Mr Abtahi, who accepted the apology, reimbursement for the cost of the flight and two free flights – which Mr Abtahi asked them to give to a charity in Dallas that helps refugees fleeing abuse.

Joan Smith's account of how housing officers frequently treat those fleeing abuse underlines why it is not sufficient to provide a discretionary power to maintain secure tenancies for this group, as suggested by ministers.

On Saturday, more than 100 members of the group plan to march in Hackney, to protest the current situation and warn that housing for women fleeing abuse is more in jeopardy now than it has ever been.