Sentence examples for trafficking of persons from inspiring English sources

"I also assured Mr Abbott that PNG remains committed to the resettlement program, and finding a lasting solution to the global challenge of human smuggling and illegal trafficking of persons in the region".

A comparative study of the politics of mass population movements across state borders, including forced relocation under colonialism, refugees of war, food migration, labor migration, and different forms of legal and illegal immigration, including the international trafficking of persons.

With regard to our discussion on regional engagement, note that the Australian Government is committed to combatting people smuggling and trafficking of persons in the region and continues to work with regional partners through the Bali Process to identify engagement and capacity building opportunities.

There is only limited information concerning the state of global trafficking of persons for the purpose of forced organ removal.

Thomas Tran, Nianying Xie, Jeffery Wright, and Xing Shi were all charged with trafficking of persons based on prostitution.

Each would prohibit substantially similar conduct--the trafficking or benefit obtained from trafficking of persons for purposes of exploitation.

During this period vehicles and persons passed freely without any molestation or interference through the picket line from the highway to the project and from the project to the highway, and the traffic of persons and automobiles along the highway was not obstructed.

The Schengen Treaties (1985) on free traffic of persons, since 1997 incorporated into EU Law, are applicable in 26 countries, including the non-EU countries Norway, Iceland and Switzerland, but excluding the UK, Ireland, Bulgaria, Cyprus and Romania.

The Vatican said that "the common commitment to the eradication of trafficking of human persons in the world was stated".

Trafficking of human persons is still an issue that marked, in the past, considerable concerns expressed by various international and national organizations.

Fedotov added that people escaping from war and persecution are particularly vulnerable to trafficking: "The rapid increase in the number of Syrian victims of trafficking in persons following the start of the conflict there, for instance, seems to be one example of how these vulnerabilities play out".