Sentence examples for from forced labour from inspiring English sources

In 2005, the ILO estimated that illegal profits from forced labour amounted to more than $44bn.

An independent Eritrean media outlet had accused the company of benefitting from forced labour.

In 2005, the ILO put the annual illegal profits from forced labour at $44bn.

"There is no excuse for any UK company to be profiting from forced labour in Chinese prisons.

"It is for each of us to make sure the goods we buy are free from forced labour".

Others in the area describe how Total's presence has spared them from forced labour, extortion and harassment at the hands of the army.

The term originated from the Czech word for forced labour.

For this play Čapek invented the word "robot," deriving it from the Czech word for forced labour.

The Axalta standard contract template and terms of purchase – which are in place with Fujian Kuncai – stipulate that its suppliers are prohibited from using forced labour.

LIVING from the forced labour, or unwillingly provided sexual services, of vulnerable people is a horrific business, and more should be done to punish the perpetrators and succour the victims.

There is also a formidable Declaration of Rights enshrining the fundamental rights and freedoms of the individual and protecting the rights to life, personal liberty, and freedom from slavery, forced labour, and inhuman treatment.