Sentence examples for report on exploitation from inspiring English sources

Our UK coverage has a special report on exploitation in the world of work, where low wages and diminished rights are becoming disturbingly commonplace.

As part of research for its 2013 report (PDF) on exploitation of migrant workers engaged in Olympic construction, Human Rights Watch (HRW) sent letters to 11 companies involved in the construction requesting their response to the documented allegations.

Not one charity, agency, ministry or high- paid executive emerges with credit from the international development committee's report on sexual exploitation in the aid industry.

One example that will chime with anyone who has been following the reporting of exploitation on World Cup construction sites in Qatar is that if this bill is passed in its current form, British construction companies with wholly owned subsidiaries in countries such as Qatar or Dubai will not have to include the supply chains of these businesses in their mandatory reporting statements.

Three papers by L. Bifulco et al., M. Stathopoulou et al., and I. Fhoula et al. report on the exploitation of bacterial and gene diversity for the development of potential biotechnological applications.

The move acts on recommendations made by the deputy children's commissioner in a report on sexual exploitation.

We report on the exploitation of a comprehensive EST collection in L. perenne for SSR identification.

On 5 January, the BBC reported on the exploitation of children in tea plantations linked to the Catholic church in Uganda.

Over the past two years there have been other reports on the exploitation of Filipino migrant workers in the construction and farming industries, or of hospitality workers in Auckland.

Citing reports on the exploitation of Myanmar's Rohingya Muslim minority in their home country as well as Thailand and Malaysia, Republican U.S. Representative Chris Smith said authorities have done too little to protect them.

Coffey wrote a report on child sexual exploitation in Greater Manchester, titled Real Voices, published in October last year, which said child sexual exploitation had become a "social norm" in some areas of Greater Manchester and victim-blaming attitudes persisted.