Examples of using Trafficked in English and their translations into Finnish
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People do not really talk about the 100,000 women trafficked every year, except here,
raped, trafficked, beaten up and even murdered by their own parents.
other information resources for at-risk groups, trafficked persons and their families.
As national good practice shows, measures to provide assistance for trafficked persons are crucial to protect their fundamental rights and simultaneously promote successful prosecution.
Mechanism to better identify, refer, protect and assist trafficked victims.
particularly the specific needs of trafficked children, who have very different needs to those of trafficked adults.
Trafficked people are voiceless
not those who use the services of a trafficked individual should be penalised.
it's often used in advertising for women who are in fact being trafficked.
and highly trafficked in major cities such as San Francisco,
illegally trafficked material, in particular ivory, should be considered.
As you all know, a few weeks ago, a young woman, it was revealed that OPD had raped and trafficked a young woman.
One CIA report estimates that traffickers make up to a quarter of a million dollars with one woman trafficked and retrafficked.
According to International Labour Organisation globally 1.225 million people are trafficked transnationally or within their own countries.
when the user knows that the person has been trafficked.
As Irish director Ciarán O'Connor outlined last year in his film'Trafficked', which documented the ongoing impact of trafficking in Ireland,
empowering indoor sex workers Indoors- Support and Empowerment of Female Sex Workers and Trafficked Women Working in the Hidden Places.
it is calculated that several hundred thousand people are trafficked each year within the EU and beyond its borders.
to make sure that they do not become criminals within the Member State in which they are trafficked.
the speed at which new addictive substances are being produced and trafficked.