Sentence examples for traffic across borders from inspiring English sources

But when the internet takes traffic across borders it is almost unmanageable.

Tribes were severely punished for transgressions (like refusing to abide by the whims of Baathist officials or allowing illicit traffic across borders without the dictator's permission), with the sheiks occasionally deposed and sometimes executed.

Perhaps as an aid agency, effortlessly estimating the flow of human traffic across borders over the course of a week.

The way people traffic across borders is parallel to the way we recruit models.

We have indicated before [ 18], and emphasize again, that with constant human traffic across borders from Middle East, Afghanistan, and India, and the prevalence of HIV in Pakistan on the rise, clear-cut policies on HIV prevention across borders is urgently warranted.

It is estimated that millions of people across the world are victims of modern day slavery, trafficked across borders and forced to work in servitude.

A significant number of women are controlled by violent gangs, some have been trafficked across borders, some between different towns where they offer "fresh meat" to clients who see the women they pay for as a mere commodity for pleasure.

Kenya enacted the Anti-Trafficking of Children Act 2010, aimed at protecting children against violence, and especially girls, many of whom are trafficked across borders to undergo FGM (often during school holidays).

He said: "These trials will go wider than the Lords amendment to the immigration bill in that individual and dedicated support will be given not only to those children trafficked across borders, but to those trafficked within the UK as well.

A recent investigation by Verité, an NGO, found that a quarter of all workers in Malaysia's electronics industry were in forced labour.Until recently campaigners paid most attention to victims who had been trafficked across borders to work in the sex industry.

But the number is just a fraction of the estimated 800,000 people trafficked across borders every year.