Sentence examples for harm and exploitation from inspiring English sources

There are 900 children alone in Calais at serious risk of harm and exploitation.

Twenty-five percent of Americans believe "animals deserve the exact same rights as people to be free from harm and exploitation".

And this despite receiving expert advice that the industry's self regulating scheme is "unlikely to be effective in preventing harm and exploitation by gambling".

"We have not seen unequivocal evidence that any one approach is more effective at tackling harm and exploitation, which remains our priority," it said.

Campaigners detect no appetite for any significant policy shifts, however; the Home Office today would say only that the government "is committed to tackling the harm and exploitation associated with prostitution" and that it wanted police to "use the law, where appropriate, to tackle those who have taken advantage of those who have been forced into prostitution".

Many young people are now marginalised and isolated within their own communities; increased risk from harm and exploitation of our young people has not happened overnight, and it can be shown to be directly linked to poorly thought through austerity measures.

Often they are also much more exposed to the risk of harm, abuse and exploitation.

"Every South African child has a right to be protected from harm, abuse and exploitation.

It spells out the basic human rights that children everywhere have: the right to survival; to develop to the fullest; to protection from harm, abuse and exploitation; and to participate fully in family, cultural and social life.

We are confident that more will be done to continue to ensure that all children are safe from harm, abuse and exploitation," Kaag said concluding her three-day visit to the UAE.

Every year, UNICEF responds to the needs of children in more than 250 humanitarian situations around the world – delivering medicines, vaccines, safe drinking water and other life-saving assistance, as well as ensuring that children have a safe learning environment and are protected from harm, abuse and exploitation.