Примеры использования Children are forced на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The children are forced to earn their living by working in markets.
Throughout the world, women,men, and children are forced to leave their homelands.
Children are forced to travel to other villages to pursue their education.
Instead of being in classrooms, children are forced to be on the battlefield.
Thus, the children are forced to work for a family with no time for games and training.
According to the information received, the children are forced to work to pay off their debt.
Children are forced to the streets, increasing girls' vulnerability to HIV infection.
We cannot continue talking while women and children are forced to live in refugee camps.
As a result, children are forced to stay at home to care for their sick relatives.
Often parents cannot pay for plastic surgery, and their children are forced to live with the scars.
As a result, many children are forced to leave school or their attendance is irregular.
Particularly difficult is the situation in the children‘s ward,where children are forced to spend days watching TV.
The majority of children are forced to sign confessions in Hebrew which they do not understand.
He said that today's global economy is not generating the jobs that their parents require in order to support their families,so children are forced to work.
As a result of this, children are forced to take on the responsibilities of adults and to fend for themselves.
He said that today's global economy is not generating the jobs that their parents require in order tosupport their families, so that children are forced to work.
It should be stressed that many children are forced to leave school to work, thereby contributing to the family income.
This includes promoting gender equality andempowering women in war-torn regions where internally displaced women and children are forced to survive in refugee camps.
When family income is insufficient, children are forced to join in the daily quest for family subsistence or work outside the home.
It is also concerned that the majority of children work in the agriculture and fishing sectors or as domestic servants,and at the fact that those children are forced to carry out hazardous work.
The right to play is threatened by the very fact that children are forced to spend most of their time in air raid shelters.
For example children are forced to take garlic and hot pepper as well as filthy food to vomit and they are banned to go bathroom.
The members were informed that there is not an appropriate education system for children in adult prisons and children are forced to work during their imprisonment for very low compensation.
The children are forced to march for days carrying military equipment and supplies to LRA camps in Uganda and southern Sudan.
The experiences described above, combined with the acts of violence that the children are forced to commit against their own people, have very strong repercussions for their rehabilitation and reintegration into society.
Children are forced into the labour force or indentureship by their families in order to help alleviate the immediate impact of extreme poverty and hunger.
Schooling is often interrupted and many children are forced to drop out either to care for a sick parent or to earn money.
Numerous children are forced to work to supplement the income of their parents or to survive on their own, including by gathering bones for sale abroad to be made into soap.
ONDHLF points out that in violation of legal instruments against the trafficking of persons, children are forced by their religious teachers to beg, while others work as domestics or in quarries or on farms.
Furthermore, children are forced to drop out of school either to help supplement diminishing family incomes or because their parents can no longer afford to send them to school.