Examples of using To exploitation and abuse in English and their translations into Arabic
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While the work of migrant women may benefit their families, as well as societies of origin and destination, those employed as domestic workers are often subject to exploitation and abuse.
female migrants, particularly those working in poorly regulated sectors, such as domestic service, were more vulnerable to exploitation and abuse than male migrants.
forms of discrimination and violations of the rights of the child persisted and that many children, in particular street children, were exposed to exploitation and abuse.
Also they will leave the treaty open to exploitation and abuse.
Unaccompanied or separated girls are particularly vulnerable to exploitation and abuse.
Migrants in irregular situations were even more vulnerable to exploitation and abuse.
women are much more vulnerable to exploitation and abuse.
Migrants in an irregular situation, especially women, children and youth, are vulnerable to exploitation and abuse.
They suffered from lack of proper nutrition and education, and were exposed to exploitation and abuse.
(a) Criminalization of migrant workers in an irregular situation and their vulnerability to exploitation and abuse;
Migrants of both sexes are increasingly exposed to exploitation and abuse by smugglers and traffickers, sometimes losing their lives.
They may be vulnerable to exploitation and abuse by their employer and to domestic violence by their spouse.
However, migrants all over the world continued to face violence and discrimination and were subjected to exploitation and abuse.
move to the municipal areas where they become vulnerable to exploitation and abuse.
Dependence on recruitment agencies may render migrant workers vulnerable to exploitation and abuse, necessitating regulation of recruitment agencies by sending States.
leaving refugees and IDPs without security of tenure and vulnerable to exploitation and abuse.
These children are extremely vulnerable to exploitation and abuse, especially since an estimated 75 per cent of the households are headed by girls.
The vulnerability of women refugees to gender-based violence and of refugee children to exploitation and abuse during the reporting period were particularly disturbing.
Many of the girls are subject to exploitation and abuse from employers and their clients and have little recourse in environments to which they are often unaccustomed.