Exemples d'utilisation de Forms of exploitation en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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at greatest risk and to rehabilitating those subjected to the most abusive and hazardous forms of exploitation.
that women are so vulnerable to trafficking and other forms of exploitation.
not lead healthy lives, are particularly vulnerable to forced labour and other forms of exploitation.
This led to a greater shift in types of victims, forms of exploitation and/or trafficking and countries of destination.
The present report explores the impact of humanitarian crises- particularly natural disasters- on the vulnerability of children to sale and other forms of exploitation.
Constitutional and public-protection guarantees for children restrict other forms of exploitation.
Children's vulnerability to sale and other forms of exploitation is increased in a natural disaster.
Demand is also direct when it is for goods produced by a person who has been trafficked and subjected to one of these forms of exploitation.
No measures have been adopted during the current reporting period in response to other forms of exploitation of children.
Land-use rights on specific parcels are granted to the local inhabitants for traditional forms of exploitation.
One of the priorities of the Brigade is to act as a watchdog against all forms of exploitation and abuse against children.
Egypt has made due efforts to protect children from all forms of exploitation in order to ensure their well-being.
Vienna, 6-8 November 2013 Item 4 of the provisional agenda* Forms of exploitation not specifically mentioned in the Trafficking in Persons Protocol but that have arisen in national,
There are forms of exploitation that the Trafficking in Persons Protocol does not explicitly mention and that may be difficult to subsume under the concepts of forced labour
Whether there is any difference in the statute of limitations applicable to claims of compensation for these forms of exploitation, when the victim is a child;
the person exploiting it, but only intensive forms of exploitation qualify i.e., with visible infrastructure such as embankments,
the Conference invited States to take measures to discourage the demand that fostered all forms of exploitation consistent with the Trafficking in Persons Protocol see CTOC/COP/2008/19, decision 4/4.
increased vulnerable trafficking in persons and other forms of exploitation.
Please describe steps taken to protect children against all forms of exploitation and to prevent them from being employed in work that is likely to be hazardous
to discourage the demand that fosters all forms of exploitation, in accordance with the Trafficking in Persons Protocol, where applicable;