Sentence examples for protection statistics from inspiring English sources

Agents are taking into custody more than 2,000 migrants per day on average, according to the latest Customs and Border Protection statistics, and 65percentt of those border crossers are families and children.

A busy December set another record for the number of migrant parents and children taken into custody, as U.S. border agents arrested 27,518 members of "family units," according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection statistics released Wednesday.

It listed underlying causes including the legacy of past policies of forced removal and a higher likelihood of living in the lowest socioeconomic areas, which are overrepresented in child protection statistics.

California pays inmates $1 per hour for work in emergencies like fires and floods, saving the state an estimated $80 million per year, according to forestry and fire protection statistics.

The concern over adoption worsening Indigenous disengagement is supplemented by damning child protection statistics.

This map presents key child protection statistics at regional level.

When it comes to child protection, the statistics paint an all-too-vivid and disturbing picture.

Nankali Maksud, UNICEF Chief of Child Protection, says: "Statistics on violence against women and children in Malawi are disturbing.

The meeting was also attended by the Turkmenabat city governor, velayat sectoral heads of education, health, social protection and statistics.

Whatever it seems like, whatever you've read, whatever you tell yourself about protection being your reason, statistics show the life you take will be that of an unarmed person.

Child protection These data and statistics relate to child protection issues in East Asia and the Pacific.