Examples of using Vulnerable to abuse and exploitation in English and their translations into Arabic
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They are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
The youth of this diaspora are particularly vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
The main groups vulnerable to abuse and exploitation are domestic workers- mainly women and girls; other workers- mainly men, including minors, in the construction industry and in farm work; and children in the camel race industry.
It is particularly concerned that these children are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
CERD noted with concern that domestic workers remained vulnerable to abuse and exploitation, primarily due to the practice of linking workand residence permits to one employer as well as the exemption of their workplaces from the oversight of the inspectorate mechanism.
It was particularly concerned that those children were vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
Nevertheless, the Committee notes with concern that domestic workers remain vulnerable to abuse and exploitation, primarily due to the practice of linking workand residence permits to one employer as well as the exemption of their workplaces from the oversight of the inspectorate mechanism.
It was concerned that migrants, especially women, remained vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
Victims of natural disasters are extremely vulnerable to abuse and exploitation, particularly women and children.
This cannot be used as anexcuse for maintaining legislation that renders migrants vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
Girls in child-headed households are particularly vulnerable to abuse and exploitation, so addressing household poverty is critical.
The Committee noted that irregularmigrants“often find themselves in positions where they are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
Concerned at the growing number of children forced to live and work on the streets without access to educationand vulnerable to abuse and exploitation, CRC recommended the development of a comprehensive holistic strategy to address the root causes of the problem, with the aim of eliminating it.
It is also concerned about unaccompanied orseparated children who are particularly vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
The Committee is concerned that children who have not been registered at birth are more vulnerable to abuse and exploitation, including recruitment into armed groups, as their ages cannot be established.
Upon arrival the migrants are often left stranded with high levels of debt from their migration and without legal papers and employment,rendering them vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
It is particularly concerned that these children are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
According to information in the Committee ' s possession, many migrant workers had no formal contracts withtheir employers and were therefore vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
In the chaos, some children were separated from their families,leaving them vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
KAIROS added migrant seasonal agricultural workers and live-in caregivers are tied to a specific employer,making them highly vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
The lack of community relations and parental oversight of unaccompanied migrant children renders them more vulnerable to abuse and exploitation than local child labourers.
In relation to domestic workers, labour inspections are particularly challenging, as private households are usually off-limits for the inspectors and domestic workers are highly vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
Limited and sometimes distorted information on opportunities,rights and obligations can also make migrants vulnerable to abuse and exploitation during migration and while abroad.
Faced with social stigma, isolation and discrimination, and deprived of adequate structures of care, AIDS orphans are less likely to be immunized, more likely to be malnourished,less likely to go to school and more vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
It is important that activities and provision of services to preventtrafficking benefit all children who may be vulnerable to abuse and exploitation, including to trafficking.
Faced with social stigma, isolation and discrimination, and deprived of adequate structures of care and support, AIDS orphans are less likely to be immunized, more likely to bemalnourished, less likely to go to school, and more vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
While the Labour Code regulates conditions of work and imposes penalties on employers who breach such conditions, it does not protect domestic workers,who are often vulnerable to abuse and exploitation and may include trafficked persons.
The Committee is concerned that irregularities in the recruitment of Vietnamese migrant workers, the limited scope of the Law on Vietnamese People Working Abroad under Contracts, as well as the lack of access to tailored assistance,render Vietnamese migrant workers vulnerable to abuse and exploitation(art. 7).
The Special Rapporteur is concerned about these bans as they violate women ' s freedom of movement, and ultimately force women to migrate illegally,thus rendering them more vulnerable to abuse and exploitation, which in turn fosters the demand for trafficking.