Sentence examples for vulnerable underage from inspiring English sources

Seven members of a paedophile ring, five of whom were jailed for life, were convicted following a trial in 2013 of a catalogue of offences against vulnerable underage girls in Oxford, of which most were in living in children's homes or in unstable homes.

Sentencing the men, Judge Peter Rook, who presided over the 18-week trial, said that they had committed "a series of sexual crimes of the utmost depravity" and had targeted "young girls because they were vulnerable, underage and out of control".

The latter more closely resemble prisons, while the HHS detainees often go to group homes designed to offer a greater level of care to their vulnerable, underage inhabitants.

Facebook and other social networks already have millions of vulnerable, clandestine underage users.

It means the trade union movement seeking innovative means of organising workers to protect those who are vulnerable or underage, in the formal and informal economies.

Nobody's Child said it strongly rejected the suggestion that the models were, or were intended to be, sexualised, or perceived as being underage or vulnerable.

But when a government justifies its moves as protecting the legal rights of men or families involved in an illegal act such as underage marriage ahead of protecting vulnerable young girls, something is seriously broken.

Angel Melendez, the Homeland Security special agent in charge, went on to say: "Sex trafficking is a deplorable crime, especially when it involves underage victims who are particularly vulnerable.

CICA officers have the discretion to discriminate even against the most vulnerable rape victims, including vulnerable girls in care in Rotherham, who were criminalised for underage drinking, criminal damage or crimes of poverty like prostitution, while their attackers got away with rape and torture".

The underage drinkers are "mainly girls who have drunk too much and ended up in hugely vulnerable situations", according to a senior A&E consultant.

Urban and rural children in Malaysia are vulnerable to HIV infection as a result of: sexual and physical violence, incest, sex work, human trafficking, underage and unprotected sex according to the Global AIDS Response Progress Report 2014.