Examples of using Trafficking problem in English and their translations into French
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in 2007 the Global Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking arranged a series of regional events to focus attention on various aspects of the human trafficking problem.
assessing the trafficking problem in Armenia and abroad
not at assessing the scale or the nature of the human trafficking problem.
in the light of the reported trafficking problem in the Gulf of Guinea.
jointly tackle human trafficking problem in a comprehensive manner,
She commended the recent efforts of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations to focus on the trafficking problem, as well as the recent appointment by the Commission on Human Rights of a Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons,
Estonia, which reported a trafficking problem but did not consider the transnational elements to be of a serious nature,
the United States Embassy to better approach the trafficking problem.
effectively responding to the human trafficking problem.
the existence and scope of the trafficking problem in their region; participating in an anti-trafficking task force;
was not meant to indicate that Pakistan was responsible for 10 per cent of the trafficking problem in the world, but that it seemed implausible for one country to be responsible for such a high percentage.
recommended his Government to turn towards other than repressive measures in resolving the trafficking problem in the main coca producing area,
data-collection capacity as a way of promoting cooperation to combat the trafficking problem;
datacollection capacity as a way of promoting cooperation to combat the trafficking problem;
of migration in and from Myanmar, and its consequent inability to seriously address the trafficking problem.
You were having traffic problems getting to school.
Solving the traffic problem in Mexico City.
Barbara Chamberlain was trying to solve a traffic problem.
Acute trafficking problems persist in Brazil,
Countries with serious drug trafficking problems are particularly vulnerable to the machinations of organized criminal groups.