Sentence examples for workers traffic from inspiring English sources
The video, shot in 2015, takes us on a drive through the Kenyan capital, observing Nairobi in brief glances through the window – of people walking at the side of the road, construction projects and workers, traffic, street life and various neighbourhoods.
The average prevalence of depressive symptoms was 46.2% among various occupational groups in China, mainly including teachers, community health workers, traffic police, researchers, foreign enterprise employees, and managers [ 6].
A high heterogeneity was observed between the different locations with the highest values found in the sewage workplace (P < 0.01), followed by indoor air of office workers, traffic and urban background ambient air, respectively.
The average sewage workers' total [B(a P]eq exposure value (13.66 ng/m) is more than 10 times greater than those encountered for office workers, traffic and urban ambient air levels (respectively 1.15 ng/m, 1.08 ng/m, and 0.73 ng/m).
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.
Furthermore, cross-border marriages are also considered to cause many social problems, such as illegal migration, undocumented workers, trafficking, and cheating marriages.
Workers, trafficked from China, Vietnam, and Malaysia, are kept in confinement in rural locations.
The Capital of Iran Has a Burger Joint Dedicated to an IRA Hunger Striker.
In July, the Wall Street Journal documented workers trafficked from Bangladesh to Malaysia to work on palm oil plantations.
Adhikaar, in tandem with DAMAYAN Migrant Workers Association, is advocating for the protection of workers trafficked by diplomats and consular officers, and for holding traffickers accountable.
What her parents called "sending her to the U.S". is what is also known as human trafficking, or more specifically, domestic worker trafficking.
