That s exploitative.

(The losers generally are bad actors smugglers, traffickers, abusive recruiters, and exploitative employers.)

(c) Collecting and disseminating best practices in combating exploitative migration of women and children

iii. collecting and disseminating best practices in combating exploitative migration of women and children

Few cases were reported of child labour, which was seldom exploitative, usually amounting to help for parents.

(c) Establish an inspection system in order to ensure that work performed by children is light work and not exploitative

This useful policy reduces exploitative practices that sometimes enable multinational corporations and wealthy governments to obtain outrageous profits from indigenous agriculture.

In trying to depict its current dealings with Africa as win win cooperation, China deliberately seeks to portray Africa s current relations with the West as exploitative.

Furthermore, the responses received from States reflected the national approaches as to what was included in the concept of the exploitative purpose of the trafficking offence.

Military bases continue to be symbols and realities of unequal and exploitative relationships between occupiers and occupied, often coupled with weak or corrupt law enforcement mechanisms.

The widespread belief among micro financiers is that the curbs were imposed not because the industry was exploitative, but because it offered an alternative to political patronage.

And, because deals can be good or bad, fair or exploitative, the word new provided metaphoric depth, suggesting that Roosevelt s deal was better, fairer, and more attractive.

While the National Children's Committee exists, it is basically ineffective in monitoring and recommending strategies or advocating on behalf of children who are in abusive and exploitative situations.

Selling five rupee sachets of shampoo to poor consumers is considered clever marketing, but lending 5,000 rupees to a starving peasant at high interest rates is viewed as exploitative.

They want a system that allows for the legal entry of needed workers, while preventing illegal entry clamps down on exploitative employers and provides resources to integrate immigrants into communities.

Likewise, one s clan and lineage affiliations are sometimes difficult to sort out and this is what people use most to justify the history and current reality of exploitative labor practices.

Discussion on the exploitative element of trafficking highlighted the need to ensure common grounds of understanding and establish common standards as to what exploitation entailed and what forms it could take.

Key result area 2 involves support for effective legislative and enforcement systems and improved protection and response capacities to protect children from all forms of abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence, including exploitative child labour.

Access to education is an important protection tool to bring stability to children affected by war and displacement, but also to shield them from exploitative activities such as child labour, military recruitment and sexual abuse.

9. Acknowledges that education is among the most effective initial means of ensuring protection for unaccompanied minors, especially girls, by shielding them from exploitative activities such as child labour, military recruitment or sexual exploitation and abuse

2. Calls upon all States to ensure that basic social services, notably education, are provided for children in order to divert them from and to address the economic imperatives that lead to involvement in harmful, exploitative and abusive activity

2. Calls upon all States to ensure that basic social services, notably education, are provided for children in order to divert them from and to address the economic imperatives that lead to involvement in harmful, exploitative and abusive activity

The overarching goal is to design a roadmap that can take us from today s poorly managed, exploitative system of human mobility to one that is well managed, protects migrant rights, and plans for the consequences and opportunities of migration.

The evidence in these cases demonstrates that peacekeepers were involved in exploitative behaviour by having sexual relations with local Congolese girls, all of whom in these cases were younger than 18, with five of the six victims being 14 years of age or younger.

In the 1985 Nairobi Forward Looking Strategies, participating States recognized Peace cannot be realized under conditions of economic and sexual inequality, denial of basic human rights and fundamental freedoms, deliberate exploitation of large sectors of the population, unequal development of countries, and exploitative economic relations.

In view of the fact that the Protocol does not define the ambit of the purpose of exploitation in an exhaustive manner, States were also asked to specify whether their domestic legislation allowed for the inclusion of any other illegal act in the exploitative purpose of the trafficking offence.

(b) For the protection of national security or of public order (ordre public), or of public health or morals. The Turkish government remains by far the most exploitative of these policies, as it tops the list of governments that made content removal requests to Twitter over the first six months of 2016 with 2493 requests.

Consequently, trafficking in persons needs to be seen and treated accordingly in its entirety as an activity commencing through the commission of certain defined acts but also resulting in an exploitative purpose, while encompassing the means involved for gaining control over the victim, which are crucial to ascertaining the irrelevance of his or her consent.