Sentence examples for trafficking and corruption from inspiring English sources
Such allegations of crimes include drug trafficking and corruption.
It is thought that he and his cronies siphoned off a fortune from arms-and-drugs trafficking and corruption.
Local human rights activists are also busy with other issues, such as the 281 Indonesians facing execution abroad, sex trafficking and corruption.
Perry returns with a third topical thriller, The Honourable Assassin, set against a backdrop of drug trafficking and corruption in the midst of Thailand's 2014 military coup.
The result has been unstable societies and havens for terrorism, drug trafficking and corruption, to say nothing of untold human suffering.
In the second in Larsson's series, his spiky heroine - the genius computer hacker Lisbeth Salander, scarred by a childhood of abuse - takes on sex trafficking and corruption at all levels of Swedish society: it's crusading, quirky and compelling.
Mr. Pasqua and two former high-ranking diplomats were accused of influence-trafficking and corruption.
Last month he called for the decriminalisation of drug-trafficking, saying: "You would get rid of money-laundering, smuggling, arms-trafficking and corruption".
Add low wages an ordinary judge takes home $2,500 a month and low public esteem, and the result is a recipe for influence-trafficking and corruption that even the most upright find hard to avoid.In civil cases, the solution for those who can afford it is to buy the best-connected legal adviser available, or to use private arbitrators.
In June Brazil granted asylum to a Bolivian senator who had sought refuge in its embassy in La Paz, claiming that his denunciations of drug-trafficking and corruption against the government of Evo Morales, an ally of Mr Correa's, made him a target of political persecution.
"This country needs to know in depth the tragedy, to realise what is the future we need a country of institutions, without guerrillas, paramilitaries, drug-trafficking and corruption".That, say his critics, is self-serving spin from a president who has often aggressively criticised media outlets and opposition figures when they have unearthed the claimed paramilitary penetration.
