Sentence examples for traffickers force from inspiring English sources

Pimps and traffickers force underage girls into prostitution because ordinary men pay billions of dollars a year to have sex with them.

Most of the women, as you note, "came from other parts of the country, like Medellín or Cali," because the continued armed violence there has resulted in population displacement and criminal networks, including pimps and traffickers, forcing women and children into sex trafficking to meet the demand from sex tourists.

Sofia, a sweet-voiced and cherubic 24-year-old, was one of the lucky ones: She managed to escape much of the suffering shared by the millions of sex workers trafficked throughout the world, and even saw two of her traffickers forced out of the country and back to Mexico.

Dorcas Erskine, who works for the Poppy Project, says: "A lot of the women we have supported face two nightmares – the brutality of the slavery-like conditions their traffickers have imposed on them, and, post-escape, getting officials to believe them or, even worse, finding themselves imprisoned for crimes their traffickers forced them to commit".

It was October 2010 and Solomon's sprint across the lunar landscape of northern Eritrea marked the start of a three-year odyssey to Britain that would see him chased by traffickers, forced to drink his own urine, held at gunpoint by smugglers and cross the Channel in the back of a lorry carrying chilled cabbages.

Recently, newly arrived migrants have said their traffickers forced them onto boats at gunpoint, despite poor weather, fearing that the passengers could be forcibly recruited by Islamic State fighters taking over Libyan towns.

The traffickers forced her to beg on the streets.

A perfect example of this is the fact that my second husband was my first trafficker, forcing me to have sex with other females for money.

Leggeri's pessimistic message extended to the pledges this week of taking on the traffickers with force and destroying their vessels.

Witchcraft rituals are sometimes used by Nigerian traffickers to force victims into obedience or compel them to pay back vast sums of money.

It suggests, for instance, that the budget for maritime patrols should triple, that the EU should take on the traffickers by force, and that countries must accelerate the sorting of refugees from economic migrants.