Sentence examples for those trafficking from inspiring English sources

"That the execution of those trafficking in drugs is contrary to international law is strongly arguable.

Poaching is big business, involving organized-crime cartels every bit as ruthless as those trafficking narcotics, arms and people.

The smuggling law, passed in 2005, was designed to prosecute those trafficking people into the country.

Officers seem to be operating under old regulations, which fail to adequately punish those trafficking a critically endangered species and just feed the demand for and complete the financial chain of poaching.

Intracellular IFNγ staining of Thy1.1+ DUC18 T cells was conducted at days 2 and 6 post-transfer into CMS5 tumor bearing mice; no exogenous target cells were given i.t. or i.v. Similar to the previous study [43], tumor-infiltrating DUC18 CTL, but not those trafficking through dLNs or spleens, were found to be producing IFNγ when examined ex vivo (Figure 4D).

Others bring together much less likely groups, such as those trafficking arms, drugs and people between South Africa, Nigeria, Pakistan and Russia, or those linking the Russian mafia with Columbian cocaine cartels or North American criminal gangs with the Japanese Yakuza.

Trafficked women and men are commonly exposed to severe trauma characterised by physical and sexual violence and threats while trafficked [ 5- 9], and among those trafficked for sexual exploitation there is a high risk of HIV infection [ 8, 10- 12].

There is also growing evidence that the numbers of those trafficked for labour exploitation will exceed those trafficked for sexual exploitation.

The authorities said thousands of those trafficked were sold as servants, known as restaveks, to well-to-do Haitian families.

And in March Satyarthi himself featured in the story of the rescue of some of those trafficked girls.

But it is very hard within the current legislative framework to combat exploitation within brothels – where those trafficked into prostitution are most likely to be working.