Sentence examples for vulnerable trafficking from inspiring English sources

Smaller, more vulnerable trafficking groups have gravitated toward insurgent-dominated areas like this one, paying a tax on their drug income to the guerrillas in return for protection from the Colombian government's anti-drug campaign.

Mikael Colville-Andersen, CEO of Copenhagenize Design Co, accuses Volvo of "classic smokescreening from the automobile industry", judging that it switches responsibility from motorists to cyclists adding: "LifePaint is simply a way to shift the focus from a failed product that is under fire and place it on the vulnerable traffic users.

Additionally, fixed traffic flows are vulnerable to traffic analysis attacks.

They are vulnerable to trafficking, child labour and sexual exploitation.

Many of the women and girls who are vulnerable to trafficking rarely believe another woman would abuse them.

I talked to 12-year-old Afghan boys alone with no parents or family, desperately vulnerable to trafficking gangs.

Assorted pedophiles — be they rock stars or veteran cops — come because children in Cambodia remain vulnerable to trafficking despite laws meant to protect them.

The government "did shut down a number of unregistered orphanages whose residents were believed to be vulnerable to trafficking," the report said.

Sex workers most vulnerable to trafficking are those at "pop-up brothels", which constitute up to a fifth of the number identified and move location frequently.

Both too had decent jobs, further challenging the perception that those vulnerable to trafficking were without prospects or already mired in the sex trade.

The international community must address the economic, social and cultural rights of people in "source" countries in order to make them less vulnerable to trafficking.