Sentence examples for slave trafficker from inspiring English sources

"People smuggler" echoes "slave trafficker" and "sex trafficker", though the latter – a far bigger, more morally urgent problem because they are hidden in the dark economy – are not on our political to-do list.

From Vivekananda, Ms. Syman moves on to Pierre Bernard (the subject of a recent biography, "The Great Oom" by Robert Love), a self-promoting entrepreneur who founded a secretive, cultlike society called the Tantrik Order and who was accused of being a white slave trafficker.

"He sat at a table," recalled Mr. Dallagnol, the prosecutor, "and he said, 'What I'm going to tell you is a story that began in 1808, when the royal family of Portugal came to Brazil and they were guests in the house of a slave trafficker.' " Mr. Costa was talking about the man who would become King João VI, who fled Europe after Napoleon's troops invaded.

Saudi Arabia, Israel and Greece are destination countries for slave traffickers and their victims, the report says.

And before that we had Taken, in which Neeson had his daughter kidnapped at Charles de Gaulle Airport by Albanian slave traffickers.

This may not sound like a shocking revelation, but it came as such a surprise to the Sunday Times that it made its front page on the weekend: "Grandmother, 71, tackles slave traffickers for the Pope".

Among his more notable works were a biography of Queen Mary for which he was rewarded by being created a Commander of the Royal Victorian Order in 1960, Verandah (1964) a biography of his grandfather, the Irish colonial governor John Pope Hennessy and Sins of the Fathers (1967), an account of the Atlantic slave traffickers.

A former spy puts his extensive training to the test when he must rescue his kidnapped daughter from sex-slave traffickers.

"We applaud the stated aims of this bill – and the home secretary's wish to take the battle to the slave masters and traffickers – but we are concerned that this bill as currently drafted will not achieve what it must," said Baroness Butler-Sloss, one of the committee members.

"We must make life as difficult as possible for today's slave masters and traffickers, and the position of the victims of slavery must be transformed".

The centre-left politician called the traffickers the "slave drivers" of the 21st century.