Các câu ví dụ cho từ slavery

1. Members of a gang who forced Vietnamese girls and women into slavery in nail bars in Britain have been jailed for a total of nine years in what police believe is the first case of its kind.

Các thành viên của băng đảng cưỡng bức phụ nữ và trẻ em gái Việt Nam làm nô lệ trong các quán nail ở Anh đã bị bỏ tù tổng cộng 9 năm trong trường hợp mà cảnh sát cho là trường hợp đầu tiên thuộc loại này.

2. Britain's anti-slavery commissioner Kevin Hyland has called for stricter regulation of nail bars and said the government estimates there are 13,000 victims of forced labor, sexual exploitation and slavery in the UK.

3. disturbing," said William Macavinta, the Filipino police general heading the unit that launched this year to combat cybersex trafficking - a form of modern slavery where children are abused over webcam.

4. Britain won plaudits for its landmark Modern slavery Act but charities said on Thursday that traffickers have nothing to fear from politicians' pre-election promises on the slave trade.

5. Aidan McQuade, Anti-slavery International Director, said: “Despite the passage of the Modern slavery Act, we still largely fail the victims of modern slavery in the UK today.

6. Nearly 46 million people are enslaved globally, according to the 2016 Global slavery Index.

7. In the UK, there are an estimated 13,000 victims of forced labor, sexual exploitation and domestic slavery, most of them from Albania and Vietnam.

8. "In my view, there is a truly irreparable danger to a significant number of vulnerable victims of slavery and human trafficking if their support ceases after 45 days" , Supreme Court judge Julian Knowles said in his ruling.

9. Adult guests who check in with a child, repeat cash bookings or late check-ins without luggage could all be signs of modern slavery under guidance newly issued to staff at a British hotel chain.

10. Britain is failing to live up to its promise to protect victims of modern slavery, charities said on Thursday, lambasting the government for refusing asylum to a Vietnamese orphan who was trafficked into the country's cannabis industry.