Примеры использования Exploitative на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Exploitative labour.
People thought it was… exploitative.
Forbid exploitative child labour.
Trafficking in children for exploitative purposes.
Exploitative labour of women and girls in the mining sector;
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Addressing demand for exploitative labour and services.
These sites are located in the forests belonging to the exploitative category.
Relationship of APOV to the exploitative‘purpose' element of the definition.
Take effective measures to end all forms of exploitative labour;
In its turn,so-called exploitative practices were moved to categories of less serious offences.
Countries with high prevalence of exploitative child labour.
The same expanded exploitative purpose was also provided for the offence of trafficking in minors.
Immediate elimination of hazardous and exploitative child labour;
How does the criminalization of exploitative practices as stand-alone crimes impact on human trafficking measures?
Many of them are at risk from hazardous and exploitative labour.
The first is to focus on the term"exploitative" as the key dimension of work that is not decent.
Having feelings of guilt or shame about her/his exploitative situation.
Independent sources had provided information on exploitative working conditions and she wished to know how the Government was addressing that situation.
Migration across frontiers without documentation does not have to be coerced or exploitative.
Strengthen efforts to eliminate exploitative child labour(Sri Lanka);
The political and socio-economic programme of fundamentalists is always deeply reactionary and exploitative.
Ensure legislation also applies when the exploitative purpose has not yet materialized.
Support for consumer-driven practices, such as product labelling,which help to eliminate exploitative child labour.
Whether a tourist attraction is educational or exploitative is defined by both its operators and its visitors.
Men, women and children are trafficked for a great number of exploitative purposes.
The term exploitative is implicit in many of the instruments defining international labour standards and human rights instruments relating to work.
Moreover, they are on many occasions subject to exploitative working conditions.
This makes them vulnerable to exploitative labour practices, intimidation and bribery attempts by locals and potential victims of human traffickers.
Policies of attracting FDIs expose women to low paid work in exploitative conditions.
The terms decent work and exploitative work are commonly used in international labour conventions and domestic law, but less commonly in human rights instruments.