Females make up 94% of the total victims trafficked for sexual exploitation, and 35% of those trafficked for forced labor.
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It said 66 percent of trafficked women reported being sexually exploited, including more than half the women trafficked for domestic servitude.
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Finding trafficked children In recent years, technology companies have stepped up to help law enforcement find children who are trafficked online.
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If someone calls during the Super Bowl weekend to report being trafficked, "they were very likely being trafficked before that too," Bouchard said.
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In "(UN)TRAFFICKED", a new Indian online game, the aim is to prevent a 13-year-old girl from being trafficked into child slavery.
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"Using the per capita measure of trafficked guns originating from Vermont is as pointless as counting guns trafficked per 100,000 head of cattle," The Post said.
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Approximately 15-20 metric tons are estimated to be trafficked to China, while a further 35 metric tons are trafficked to other South and Southeast Asian countries.
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Approximately 15-20 metric tons are estimated to be trafficked to China, while a further 843 metric tons are trafficked to other South and Southeast Asian countries.
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We could have told them that shutting down places where people are trafficked won't stop traffickers, but losing the digital footprint makes it harder to find trafficked people.
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CNN spoke to Mirembe by phone, and she insisted that children are not being trafficked in Uganda through orphanages and that neither she nor EAC ever trafficked children.
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Someone involved in the commercial sex trade "is more likely to be trafficked or to become more vulnerable to being trafficked if they can't get a job," Emerson said.
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Women were trafficked to Britain mainly for sexual exploitation or domestic servitude while the majority of men were trafficked for labor exploitation in farming, construction and car washing, the study said.
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European eels are trafficked during this intermediate stage of development.
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But the site she ran trafficked heavily in such tropes.
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"They were trafficked workers," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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We have cheaper products and services because people are trafficked.
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It's estimated that 1.8 million children are trafficked each year.
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According to NPR, they're also the world's most trafficked mammals.
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It's the fourth most trafficked website in the United States.
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She trafficked, quite literally, in blood; she promised Theranos would
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Frahm, Molina, and Owen agree the Irisagrig tablets were trafficked.
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A heavily trafficked train track splits the town in two.
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Many who are trafficked are also sexually abused as children.
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This is so important to me because I was trafficked.
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Some will cite girls being trafficked as young as 12.
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Children separated from parents are particularly vulnerable to being trafficked.
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You will not find trafficked women in these strip clubs.
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Girls are also trafficked to these areas for sex work.
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"Homeless youth are still going to be trafficked," Raven said.
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Ebay and other online markets have always trafficked in fakes.
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Are they able to identify that they were being trafficked?
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Their tusks and horns are trafficked through experienced criminal networks.
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Seattle has one of the most trafficked subreddits in America.
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Today, all children sold for sex are, by definition, trafficked.
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Yet patient reviews on heavily trafficked sites, such as Vitals.
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In the case of the 4, 5, 6, that's almost certainly the most heavily trafficked stations on the most heavily trafficked subway line, so this will be an interesting sort of trial by fire.
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Children are trafficked into Thailand from Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam.
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He trafficked in outlandish theories and engaged in slashing personal attacks.
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The world's most trafficked animal is just decades away from extinction.
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The country is also the principal highway for cocaine trafficked north.
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She told Refinery29 that immigrants are especially vulnerable to being trafficked.
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Malaysia has invested $1.1 million in new shelters for trafficked persons.
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Trafficked objects are one thing, but what about legitimately acquired pieces?
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HuffPo continues to be one of the most-trafficked news websites.
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Likewise, the gym itself also appeared to be constantly well trafficked.
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The crackdown was necessary: babies are not goods to be trafficked.
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While The West Wing trafficked in saccharine civics lessons, with its
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Each year, more than 500,000 people are trafficked across international borders.
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Some heavily trafficked huts, like Great Walks Huts, require advance reservations.
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Stop saying "solicited prostitutes," when it is trafficked and exploited children.
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In these cases, the workers are supposedly being trafficked and underpaid.
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Both are already heavily trafficked and miles away from Midtown Manhattan.
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This album trafficked instead in murk and sweat, warp and grit.
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She trafficked in gossip, but knew "The Odyssey" backward and forward.
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Since then, there is no evidence that children are being trafficked.
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It's the same for so many Nigerian women trafficked for sex.
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Others lie in heavily trafficked squares maintained by business improvement districts.
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Some are trying to cope with the trauma of being trafficked.
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Ms. Dejohnette's father was a trafficker and her mother was trafficked.
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Most prostitutes in Schroeder's experience have a pimp and are trafficked.
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"The enhanced and tailored support it (the safe house) will provide to both trafficked and potentially trafficked children when they are at their most vulnerable is invaluable," Britain's minister for crime, Victoria Atkins, said in a statement.
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Compensation for the trafficked men will be assessed at a later date.
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Chambers was trafficked by several men before going to Chicago, Bruno said.
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Rather, Trump is unique -- he's a person whose campaign trafficked in hate.
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The indictment includes examples of victims who were allegedly trafficked through backpage.
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It is so thinly policed that cattle can be trafficked across it.
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People who will be trafficked this weekend are probably on the move.
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" The most trafficked mammal you've never heard of The environmentalists "Ready, go!
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Today Nome is the gateway to a melting—and increasingly trafficked—Arctic.
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The Body has long trafficked in a very specific brand of horror.
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"She was not 'trafficked' nor was she a 'sex slave,' " he argued.
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Kunwar said 0003,500 Nepalese women and girls were trafficked abroad every year.
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But both have also trafficked, wittingly or not, in anti-Semitic tropes.
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Museums and libraries have been looted, books burned, artwork crushed — or trafficked.
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"Once you are 'trafficked,' you don't own your own problem," said Hermarratanarapong.
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Image: Tim FlachPangolins are considered the most trafficked animal in the world.
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The International Labor Organization estimates that 211 million people are trafficked globally.
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Many of them were smuggled or trafficked to Thailand, Malaysia and beyond.
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Women were also trafficked to Caribbean islands, including the Bahamas, Gomez said.
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ISPs have long sought to extract more money from highly trafficked sites.
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Of course being a hooker is terrible if you're exploited or trafficked.
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Instead she was set up to be trafficked into the sex industry.
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Experts say the number of people being trafficked is likely much higher.
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Facebook is one of the most heavily-trafficked websites on the internet.
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That training is now the blueprint for how to treat trafficked children.
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She has been sold, trafficked, and has escaped from a foreign country.
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Westfield's malls tend to be highly trafficked and in urban metro areas.
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Why is our private health information being stolen and trafficked by cybercriminals?
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Nearly all of these series have trafficked in undisguised social commentary, too.
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Trump might only shut down highly trafficked sections of the border, too.
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There are no accurate figures on the number of people being trafficked within South Asia, but activists say thousands of mostly women and children are trafficked within India and as well as from its poorer neighbors Nepal and Bangladesh.
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The black market for trafficked animals isn't so different from a pet store.
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Another widely trafficked post from the same account identified the wrong white supremacist.
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Heavily trafficked websites are charged a fee to be part of that list.
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The cat-sized pangolin is thought to be the world's most trafficked animal.
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Maharashtra is one of the top destinations for trafficked children in the country.
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People who are trafficked are on the move: In other words, on airplanes.
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Many of them are abused mentally, sexually and even trafficked as sex workers.
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"FOSTA is, ironically, going to lead to more people being trafficked," Rhee adds.
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William Trefzger, 71, of Westport, also was charged with patronizing a trafficked person.
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A party that has long trafficked in patronage now has little to offer.
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Many were found to have been trafficked to neighboring countries such as Laos.
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Notre-Dame is among the country's most famous and highly-trafficked tourist attractions.
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She'd spent her early girlhood riding along as they trafficked drugs from Mexico.
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They include people doing forced labor, being sex trafficked or in forced marriages.
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Q. China is a big reason African wildlife is being poached and trafficked.
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Fixes In Miami, a program designed for trafficked foster youth is showing promise.
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Despite the heavily-trafficked area, it manages to feel removed from the fray.
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LML: Many people don't know that the airport is a heavily trafficked base.
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Although outrage is the order of the day, his speech trafficked in empathy.
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The worker was severely injured by his fall from the heavily trafficked bridge.
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The Good Place I loved wasn't one that trafficked in certainty about anything.
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He denied specific allegations that he slept with any women trafficked by Epstein.
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Historically, trafficked children have been arrested for solicitation and sent to juvenile court.
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Fountain Square is a heavily trafficked landmark in the middle of the city.
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It is possible that the ivory is being trafficked along the same routes.
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The scale effect posits that legalized prostitution leads to an expansion of the prostitution market, which increases trafficking, while the substitution effect contends that legalized prostitution would reduce the demand for trafficked women because legal prostitutes are favored over trafficked ones.
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At least 550 children believed to have been abused and trafficked by such gangs were referred to the government last year, although many victims are not classified as having been trafficked, so the total number is hard to establish, experts say.
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I was responsible for an initiative in San Francisco that was about recognizing that girls who are being trafficked were being called teenage prostitutes when, in fact, they were the victims of an incredible amount of abuse and had been trafficked.
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" Blackburn's ad reportedly referenced allegations that Planned Parenthood had "trafficked in unborn baby parts.
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Thailand is a source, transit, and destination country for children trafficked for sexual exploitation.
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In total, they were found to have trafficked 63 kilograms (139 pounds) of methamphetamine.
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"In relation to the people being trafficked, we've heard horror stories," said Flor Bonilla.
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Two of their four victims had been re-trafficked after being taken into care.
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Throughout the campaign, some Trump supporters trafficked in openly anti-Semitic imagery and language.
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But one woman, Virginia Roberts Giuffre, says she was trafficked by Epstein to Dershowitz.
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Victims are trafficked for exploitation on farms, in nail bars, private houses or prostitution.
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Fleet management software could route vehicles around dense, highly trafficked areas on alternative routes.
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She made that decision and through no fault of her own she was trafficked.
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But, most of the time, women and girls aren't trafficked specifically for these events.
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Other artists have chosen less trafficked areas of the park for more quiet contemplation.
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The report said victims included women from Kazakhstan who were sex-trafficked in Florida.
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We can't be idle while children are trafficked out of the foster care system.
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But among trafficked workers, children are the easiest prey for criminal networks, campaigners say.
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Epstein was awaiting trial on allegations that he trafficked dozens of minors for sex.
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Yahoo has popular franchises in sports and finance, and a well-trafficked home page.
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This policy does not protect kids who may be coming here trafficked or smuggled.
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It's safer because there's more daylight during a more heavily trafficked time of day.
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From leprosy villages, from HIV backgrounds; some have been trafficked, sometimes more than once.
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Rather, it's in the bowels of the building near the lesser-trafficked screening rooms.
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The gang allegedly trafficked drugs and untaxed hooch and smokes, plotted murders, laundered money.
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Little-known trails are heavily trafficked and eroding in some places, taxing park resources.
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I mean this is still one of the most trafficked websites in the world!
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"For Nigerian girls, it is pretty standard, the issue of being trafficked," he said.
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The authorities also discovered close to 4,000 photos of items that Medici had trafficked.
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Screenshots showed that its members had earlier trafficked in anti-black and sexist memes.
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She has also helped locate some victims alive, including several who were being trafficked.
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She claimed that Epstein had abused her, and had trafficked her to powerful friends.
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FYI, cops believe crack cocaine and heroin were being trafficked out of the home.
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Yet Captagon is produced in Syria and trafficked cross border through Turkey and Lebanon.
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But some of the most-trafficked, highest revenue-earning content farms aren't very profitable.
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In the Gilded Age, culture is being trafficked through these world expositions and fairs.
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Tina Frundt, a sex trafficking survivor and executive director of Courtney's House in Washington, which provides services to children and young adults who have been trafficked, said 30 percent of the people who come to the center had been trafficked by relatives.
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While I was abused, imprisoned and forced to give up my wages, there are also American and foreign national women, men and children being trafficked into the commercial sex trade, and immigrants trafficked into forced labor under false promises of legal work.
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Victims of this type of exploitation represent just 0.2 percent of trafficked people, UNODC said.
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In southern China, trafficked women from Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia has typically met that demand.
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Trafficked people no longer have the same digital footprint and are actually harder to find.
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Perhaps 10 times that number has been trafficked, said Peter Knights, executive director of WildAid.
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Many end up in India, others are trafficked to Gulf countries, China or within Nepal.
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The tech giants laid down all the basic infrastructure for our data to be trafficked.
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Steve Bannon made his name running a website that trafficked in anti-Semitism and racism.
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So not all smuggled migrants are trafficked, and not all trafficking victims are smuggled migrants.
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Some are also trafficked, with many suffering sexual abuse from the adults who control them.
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They include people who are doing forced labor, being sex trafficked or in forced marriages.
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The pangolin, a scaly anteater, is one of the most trafficked mammals in the world.
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After running away from home at the age of 15, she found herself sex trafficked.
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Mumbai, India's financial hub, is one of the biggest destinations for trafficked women and children.
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What we've seen mostly is that women are trafficked first around 14, 15 years old.
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Every year, tens of thousands of Nigerians are trafficked illegally to destinations abroad especially Europe.
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"Imagine at the age of 16 being sex-trafficked by a pimp named "cut-throat.
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She had been trafficked from the eastern Indian state of West Bengal three years ago.
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Unlike more trafficked regions in the Caribbean, Nevis is an uncrowded gem with otherworldly beauty.
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Domestic workers who were trafficked report isolation, manipulation, excessive overtime, and emotional and physical abuse.
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The area is about 15 miles from Heathrow Airport, under a heavily trafficked flight path.
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With so many more types of narcotics being trafficked, it is more of a challenge.
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Between 50 percent to 90 percent of trafficked children have spent time in foster care.
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Talking about the possibility that the woman is trafficked or a minor isn't as effective.
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But many heavily-trafficked areas in national parks, like visitor centers, are still welcoming people.
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Chinese officials believe wildlife trafficked at a market there was the source of the coronavirus.
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Far from being "the least racist person," Mr. Trump has long trafficked in racist rhetoric.
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"I can say with certainty that I never trafficked in birtherism," he repeated when asked.
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Watches of Switzerland says the store at Hudson Yards is one of its most trafficked.
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"This is not some sordid sex story; this a story of being trafficked," she said.
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Google's homepage is the number one most trafficked site on the web, according to Alexa.
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Women, often trafficked from other countries, are coerced into hostessing, which can lead into prostitution.
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In some ways, it was the perfect finale to a season that trafficked in dysfunction.
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That's not to say there weren't any well-trafficked articles that danced on Damond's grave.
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London's heavily trafficked Natural History Museum is now the home of my thick-skinned subject.
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What's so compelling about the contrast between the sea's heavily trafficked surface and its unknown depths?
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They allow for easy, informal group conversation that feels less public than other heavily trafficked hashtags.
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In the past, most women trafficked into China were from northern Vietnam, near the Chinese border.
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The contraband being trafficked includes mobile phones, tobacco, and psychoactive substances like the synthetic drug Spice.
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Home: Buffett has lived in the same house on a well-trafficked Omaha street since 1958.
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The names of the trafficked girls in this story have been changed to protect their identities.
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In fact, of that original group of nine or ten, five were trafficked in separate incidents.
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Bemer has been charged with patronizing a trafficked person in connection with ring based in Danbury.
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By studying the DNA, they hope to discover which species are being trafficked from which hotspots.
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Less trafficked websites with ads that meet the conditions are accepted for free if they apply.
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Already, according to WildAid, 1 million pangolins have been trafficked illegally in the last 15 years.
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It is estimated that between 14,500 and 17,500 people are trafficked to the United States annually.
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But one fountain may be far more trafficked than another, and thus need higher frequency maintenance.
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While an estimated 70% of those trafficked are women and girls, this description isn't entirely accurate.
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For destinations in Southeast Asia, such as Singapore and Malaysia, the girls are trafficked through Myanmar.
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" "There is no evidence Mr. Podolski is either a migrant gang member, nor being human trafficked.
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In the past year, the Netherlands branch has helped four formerly trafficked women into paid employment.
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On its website, Courage House claims that between 100,000 to 300,000 children are sex trafficked annually.
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Authorities have not yet said whether the deceased — 38 adults and one teen —were being trafficked.
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Mumbai, India's financial hub, is also one of the biggest destinations for trafficked women and children.
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The market was just a bunch of tents ... constructed by the Bangladeshis who were trafficked here.
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HUDSON, Ohio — Some stood alongside heavily trafficked highways, big enough to read a quarter-mile away.
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There is no evidence Mr. Podolski is either a migrant gang member, nor being human trafficked.
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The frequencies are low, and thus heavily trafficked by microphones, cameras and other hand-held radios.
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Aid workers suspect that, like many African girls trafficked before them, they were tortured and raped.
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The administration is pushing back against China's installation of military facilities in the heavily trafficked waterway.
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As she approached a small bridge often trafficked by African prostitutes, she noticed a car waiting.
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At the heavily trafficked subway entrance to the building on Tuesday, a stand of handsanitizer appeared.
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They're often a place where drugs and trafficked migrants are held before transportation across the border.
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Some of these women may in time buy trafficked girls of their own to pimp out.
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Pangolins were the most trafficked nonhuman species in the world in 2013, according to National Geographic.
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Venice was a hotbed of academies: learned societies that trafficked in information, conversation, and printed material.
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Prosecutors called witnesses who admitted they'd taken part in murders, trafficked drugs and bribed public officials.
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Sudan has often complained about arms trafficked through its borders with Libya and Central African Republic.
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Edmund Kirby Smith of Florida, which is currently displayed in the highly trafficked Capitol Visitor Center.
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The creatures, which look like scaly anteaters, are the most trafficked nonhuman animals in the world.
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The risks of being trafficked have increased as refugees are lured by the promise of work.
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Young Nigerian girls and women are often trafficked to Europe via Libya to become sex workers.
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A Tesla sedan slammed into a fire truck on Los Angeles' heavily trafficked 405 freeway, on Monday.
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Other platforms quickly followed suit; now, nearly all of the web's most trafficked sites forbid cryptocurrency advertising.
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You weren't a girl living in a third world country that had been trafficked by your family.
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And you were saying the other day you don&apost know if these children are being trafficked.
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As the second most trafficked website in the world, YouTube is the leader in online video content.
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The women who were allegedly being trafficked are being treated as victims in this case, Snyder said.
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Professionals who serve actual trafficked victims believe the only way to track them now no longer exists.
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We spoke to him about his own journey, and what life is like for these trafficked girls.
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For decades, Latin American cartels have trafficked cocaine through fragile west African states and on to Europe.
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Pangolin, similar to anteaters and armadillos, are endangered but highly trafficked and used in traditional Chinese medicine.
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It's a hub for trafficked wildlife heading to China from Africa and other parts of Southeast Asia.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller's office had said he operated an online auction service that trafficked stolen identities.
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"I didn't realize The Wall Street Journal trafficked in warmed-over drivel from supermarket tabloids," Carney said.
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Villagers often have sympathy for the buyers—they may even help to prevent trafficked women from fleeing.
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Many American weapons used in crime in Brazil are trafficked through Paraguay, which has loose gun controls.
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The complete list of sites he discovered ran the gamut from niche, hardly-trafficked storefronts like throwingknives.co.
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Jones, who has long trafficked in fringe conspiracy theories, was banned from Twitter in March of 2018.
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Raids on brothels are commonplace, which tend to take place under the pretence of "saving" trafficked women.
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Indigenous women and children are particularly at risk of being trafficked into the sex trade, Cunningham said.
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Their first adventure is to save Pinky, a young girl who has been trafficked to the city.
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One powerful narrative in the book is about the young girl trafficked and sold as a bride.
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Comedy often reminds us that Trump trafficked in bigotry, sexism and xenophobia to win the White House.
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Yet just 22012 percent of the victims, or 73 million people, are trafficked for that specific purpose.
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Charleston, who lives in Texas, alleges that she was trafficked by two pimps from 1999 through 2009.
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The company installs its charging stations -- with large, bright displays -- in parking lots at highly trafficked venues.
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Paris has already declared certain heavily-trafficked areas around the Eiffel Tower and other landmarks car-zones.
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So far authorities have not said whether the victims, eight women and 31 men, were being trafficked.
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While the hotel itself is quiet, it is still set within a highly-trafficked, tourist-trodden location.
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This was just one reason why both sex workers and people who have been trafficked opposed SESTA.
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It is estimated that between 18,000 and 20,000 victims are trafficked into the United States every year.
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One came here as a victim of political persecution and the other was trafficked for child labor.
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It's been catnip for Fox News and well-trafficked right-wing conspiracy sites including The Gateway Pundit.
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However, Europol says 300-350 million European eels are illegal trafficked from Europe to Asia every year.
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According to a US Senate committee investigating the issue, the girls were trafficked using ads on Backpage.
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Sitcoms as diverse as "All in the Family" and "Seinfeld" trafficked in social transgression and personal embarrassment.
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The pangolin, a mammal sometimes confused with the armadillo, has become one of the most trafficked animals.
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Miners have been shot dead in the tunnels; young women are trafficked into brothels; fights are common.
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UNICEF estimates 1.8 million children are sex trafficked every year - but this does not include cybersex trafficking.
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For decades, snow was dealt with in a convoluted system depending on how trafficked an area was.
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Some heavily-trafficked websites also continue to refer significant volumes of traffic, like Drudge Report and Reddit.
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TRAFFICKED This drama follows three women from three countries who are imprisoned as sex slaves in Texas.
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Steam, as information is known in racetrack parlance, has been trafficked for weeks heading into the Derby.
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Then she interviewed some of the more than a hundred thousand American children who are being trafficked.
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About 15 percent of likely trafficked crime guns came from Virginia — the most from any single state.
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They singled out Backpage, citing dozens of instances in which minors had been trafficked via the site.
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And had any been born an aristocrat, it wouldn't have trafficked in such painstaking visions of glamour.
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The world's most trafficked mammal, pangolins are barred from international trade and are protected domestically in China.
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Pangolins are believed to be the most trafficked animal in the world and at risk of extinction.
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Gutfleish said the number of children being sex trafficked in the United States was difficult to determine.
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"We were basically being trafficked, and we were victims and exploited by the Cuban government," she said.
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The USS John S. McCain collided with a tanker on Monday in heavily trafficked waters near Singapore.
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And we are seeing vulnerable people looking for economic hope oppressed and trafficked by transnational criminal cartels.
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"Pangolin is currently the world's most trafficked mammal, which is a very unwanted title," Mr. Davies said.
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Some highly-trafficked sites run software that records every time you click and every word you type.
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Likewise, new studies of My Life My Choice, a Boston program for children who have been trafficked or are at risk of being trafficked, find that the girls become less likely to use drugs, engage in delinquent behavior or be arrested when provided counseling, mentoring and other support.
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He has been known to quote Gandhi and ran a blog that trafficked in sometimes-sourced political gossip.
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Ex-Mayor Mike Bloomberg closed down several blocks of Times Square, turning them into well-trafficked pedestrian hangouts.
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"I Am Jane Doe" tells the stories of sex-trafficked teens and their lengthy legal battles against Backpage.
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Children have been kidnapped, trafficked and used by individuals who can then more easily slip into the country.
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And "wellness" brands like Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop trafficked similarly in pseudoscience, but for commercial, rather than political, gain.
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The scaley, armadillo-like creatures, the most trafficked animals in the world, are used in traditional Chinese medicine.
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Yet even a quick glance at the most heavily trafficked cryptocurrency news sources certainly wouldn't give that impression.
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In a more residential neighborhood, full-service restaurants do well since dinner is more highly trafficked than lunch.
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But he was also known to extort drug dealers; in the 1980s, he trafficked weapons to the IRA.
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" Portman "met with a victim two weeks ago in Ohio … who started being trafficked at 9 years old.
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He trafficked in pottage, trading a bowl of it for the birthright that belonged to his starving brother.
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Pangolins, Earth's Most Beautiful and Trafficked Creatures, Finally Get ProtectionThe pangolin is the only known mammal with scales.
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This means the chances of trafficked victims being detected and getting help are almost non-existent, campaigners say.
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But it also can be restrictive — particularly for subscribers who live in areas with highly trafficked movie theaters.
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It became linked to much of the movement's underbelly, which trafficked in racist and anti-Semitic commentary online.
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The answer is, because you are selling on Amazon, one of the most trafficked sites on the internet.
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On Monday evening in southern Arizona, cars and trucks disappeared from the usually well-trafficked Interstate 8 highway.
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Vacatur increases a survivor's ability to find work, reducing economic vulnerabilities and the risk of being re-trafficked.
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The Bangladesh government has not released an official figure for the number of Rohingya who have been trafficked.
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The United Nations children's agency estimates 1.8 million children are trafficked in the global sex trade every year.
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Donaldson and I discussed how Bush's 1988 campaign trafficked in fear-mongering via the infamous Willie Horton ad.
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The turbulence has allowed it become a major transit point for cocaine trafficked from South America to Europe.
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And most of them are cheated, in debt bondage and trafficked to places far from home, campaigners said.
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His death came as he awaited trial on allegations that he had trafficked dozens of minors for sex.
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Stay on the edges of heavily foot-trafficked areas, and wait to stand still before flicking your Pokéballs.
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Instead, many are trafficked into sex work fronted by salons and massage parlours, or forced into manual labour.
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But many men don't realize that the "women" they are buying sex from are actually underage, trafficked girls.
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In a recently unsealed deposition, another Epstein accuser, Virginia Giuffre, said she was trafficked to several prominent men.
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She was keenly aware that if people found hardship when they returned home, they could be re-trafficked.
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That will follow accusations from Jewish Democratic lawmakers that Omar trafficked in anti-Semitic tropes about dual loyalty.
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We did not critics complain that their "heart was broken" by the horrors of trafficked women and girls.
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Though highly-trafficked by tourists, Yellowstone National Park is one of the last intact ecosystems on the planet.
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After the report was published, Facebook shut down the sites, which trafficked in nationalistic and anti-immigrant screeds.
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It may have originated from a bat or an illegally trafficked scaly mammal called a pangolin — or both.
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While many women enter the profession out of economic necessity, others are trafficked or coerced into sex work.
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As a result, the air route between them is one of the nation's most competitive and heavily trafficked.
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Thousands of people have fled or been trafficked in the perilous routes across the Mediterranean Sea for Europe.
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Some countries and regions that have eliminated the disease share heavily trafficked borders with others that have not.
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Masks were largely absent at O'Hare International in Chicago, one of the most-trafficked airports in the country.
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His parents feared their boy, aged about 13, had been trafficked onto a fishing vessel, or perhaps worse.
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The state with the highest number of total victims in 2018 was California, where 3,272 people were trafficked.
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The first is reparking the scooter in a higher-trafficked area immediately after a rider trip is complete.
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They said that significant support is required to ensure the children do not end up being re-trafficked.
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The scheme has critics, who say children are mainly exploited in Moldova or trafficked out with valid documents.
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Government statistics suggest that as many as 17,500 foreign nationals are trafficked into the United States each year.
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The political turbulence has helped it become a major transit point for cocaine trafficked from South America to Europe.
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State Department spokesman Robert Palladino urged companies doing business in Cuba to examine whether they "trafficked" in confiscated property.
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Alternativa said Nigerian men are not the only ones who have been trafficked into Russia for the World Cup.
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"It's not that people who were trafficked haven't considered opportunities at home," said Anna Sereni of Anti-Slavery International.
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Murkowski appeared to complain to her staff about the presence of CNN in the little-trafficked but public hallway.
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Pangolins, native to Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, are believed to be the most trafficked animals in the world.
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An estimated 40 percent of those sex workers are trafficked children, mostly girls from ethnic minorities and lower castes.
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After a lesson in Vespa driving, they have a chance to practice their skills on lightly trafficked, winding roads.
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In Davis' speech, she specifically offered numbers for those women of color who have been sex trafficked or raped.
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It has also been among the most consistent and highly trafficked peddlers of the conspiracy theories surrounding Clinton's health.
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Men who might once have told police about women they feared had been trafficked become reluctant to do so.
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Where his previous works trafficked in impressionism, this was the first time he seemed to be projecting a persona.
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Yahoo still remains one of the highest trafficked online destinations for its core verticals: News, sports, finance and lifestyle.
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They're collectively responsible for some of the site's most heavily trafficked articles on topics like scientology, UFOs, and vaccines.
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Most recently, the Drug Enforcement Administration has been pushing Congress to permanently ban all forms of illegally trafficked fentanyl.
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In 2001 the International Labour Organization estimated that worldwide there are some 2.5 million people who have been trafficked.
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Trafficked Bangladeshi women in Mumbai are often too afraid and ignorant of their rights to seek help, Patkar said.
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Countless children across India are trafficked and enslaved every year - either forced to work or sold into sexual slavery.
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But they can earn 1,000 points for making a reservation during what a restaurant deems its less-trafficked times.
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Campaigners have blamed the dilution of the country's child labor act for more children being trafficked for domestic work.
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In a recent hearing, Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew Young alleged that Hanson trafficked more than a ton of cocaine.
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West Bengal is both a source and a transit state for women and children trafficked into the sex trade.
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"We see many climate migrants and refugees who end up vulnerable and at risk of being trafficked," she added.
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As of August when the Sense8 offer was made, the site was the 72nd most trafficked in the world.
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But others, at less-desirable and less-trafficked malls, risk not being able to fill those locations as easily.
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In the early 1500s, the island became part of a heavily trafficked route between the Old and New World.
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But the center's overnight shelter specializes in serving women, many of whom have been trafficked, raped, or physically abused.
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Code Pink trafficked in a Holocaust denial and anti-Israel conference in Tehran and calls for BDS against Israel.
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According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, Mexico is the primary source for illicit fentanyl trafficked into the United States.
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Jeffrey Epstein took business calls in the middle of sexual massages from a trafficked woman, a new lawsuit alleges.
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The disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein took business calls while receiving sexual massages from trafficked women, a new lawsuit alleges.
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The ATF allowed those purchases to be illegally trafficked south of the border and into the hands of killers.
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Libya is a major transit point for migrants pouring into Europe in recent years, mostly trafficked by smuggling gangs.
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Thousands of children are trafficked for sex each year in the United States, but there are no solid numbers.
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The suspicion was that some of the women were trafficked, but this turned out not to be the case.
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"They've trafficked in alternative facts...they've been haphazard and downright dysfunctional," Schumer paused to shush tourists in the building.
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Women in the camps are particularly vulnerable, trafficked within Bangladesh and into India to serve in the sex trade.
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No official estimates exist of the total number of people being trafficked in the United States, according to Polaris.
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He is not the first, nor sadly the last Rohingyan refugee who has been trafficked from a refugee camp.
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But some of these girls are just being trafficked across the block from where they grew up in Brooklyn.
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Pangolins, a type of scaly anteater, are believed to be the most frequently illegally trafficked mammal in the world.
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He said they also can create "some calmness and a game plan" as grocers cope with heavily trafficked stores.
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There are cases where minors have been used and trafficked by unrelated adults in an effort to avoid detention.
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He and the other researchers estimated that the smuggling had claimed more than 22,000 apes — either trafficked or killed.
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Trafficked girls may end up in a life of prostitution, boys in forced labor; many are transported to India.
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Here, trendy summer getaways are paired with five less-trafficked spots that echo the allure and offer similar recreation.
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You put it in higher-risk areas that are less trafficked — venture-type elements, competing markets in developing countries.
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I might even agree if I thought a wall could stop the flow of the most easily trafficked drug.
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The world's most trafficked mammal may be involved in the Wuhan outbreak, but the evidence is far from clear.
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"It will demonstrate Epstein and Maxwell sexually trafficked her to Epstein's friends, including Alan Dershowitz," Cassell told the court.
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Nigerian media are awash with horrifying stories of women and girls kidnapped and trafficked for sexual and labor exploitation.
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Meanwhile, the government has taken marijuana, long trafficked by rebels, and legalized it for medical production, largely by corporations.
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The group were trafficked into Britain in 2008 and employed by DJ Houghton to catch birds in chicken houses.
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The average debt for girls trafficked from Nigeria is around $25,000, but it can be as much as $60,000.
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Asia's factory farms also increase the risk of forced labor of migrants, children and trafficked workers, the report said.
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Reporters following the protests noted that police began making arrests early on Monday, particularly along the most-trafficked intersections.
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By the numbers: Last year, the National Human Trafficking Hotline identified almost 15,000 people who were most likely trafficked.
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Trump has frequently publicly trafficked in conspiracy theories surrounding his political opponents, including 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, Sen.
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Activists have organized along Nepal's border with India to intercept young brides at risk of being trafficked into prostitution.
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As much as they're listening to survivors and trafficked people they're not listening to consensual sex workers as well.
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Commercial Break is a welcome opportunity to slow down subliminal messaging in spaces trafficked by millions of people each day.
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"Every youngster that I've ever talked to who was trafficked says the same thing - "They didn't come looking for me.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)The UK Home Office is facing criticism over its policy on women trafficked from Nigeria to Europe.
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And Barr has trafficked in conspiracy theories and strange, debunked beliefs since long before she was back on the airwaves.
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Those fleeing are at risk of being trafficked and sold into forced labor in farms, homes, hotels and even brothels.
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According to government data, more than 9,000 children were trafficked in 2016 - a 27 percent rise from the previous year.
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The political turbulence has also helped it become a major transit point for cocaine trafficked from South America to Europe.
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Ostensibly, the ATMs targeted by hackers—those not located inside of banks or heavily-trafficked areas—aren't filled to capacity.
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Because of its political instability, it has become a major transit point for cocaine trafficked from South America to Europe.
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" They also note, "Millions of men, women, and children are trafficked in countries around the world, including the United States.
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Now 19, Lauren was just 143 when she was sexually exploited and trafficked for sex in her hometown of Winnipeg.
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In Indonesia, an estimated 40k - 70k children are victims of sexual exploitation, and an estimated 20003k children trafficked every year.
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In January, for example, three people were jailed for forcing trafficked Vietnamese teenagers to work in nail bars around Britain.
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It would be just as dumb, we were told, to drink bleach or break dance on a heavily trafficked highway.
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Duanzi, Bytedance's now-shuttered humor app, trafficked in dirty jokes, goofy comedy sketches and well-worn but persistent gender stereotypes.
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There have been marked changes to the handling of cases involving trafficked children, but treatment of adult victims is inconsistent.
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Why it matters: Epstein now faces allegations that he sexually abused and trafficked underage girls in Florida and New York.
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Since 2011, one victim had been trafficked for organ removal, and overall numbers of referrals had surged to 1,554 people.
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Not only is there more heroin being produced, but a rising share of the crop is being trafficked via Africa.
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The most illegally trafficked animal globally is often overlooked — and you can have a role in making its hardship known.
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Sennheiser has struggled in this regard, and the Momentum specifically suffer in heavily trafficked areas like the streets of Manhattan.
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The scaly creature, currently featured in an animated doodle game, is the most poached and trafficked mammal in the world.
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She says she was trafficked across state lines and came to Vegas to work as a prostitute for the company.
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Simply put, this is about stopping bullying in its tracks and maintaining stability in the world's most heavily-trafficked waterways.
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These "orphans" may be trafficked directly or otherwise subjected to illegal adoption, sold to well-intentioned families from richer nations.
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For regional counter-narcotics police, the revelations upended their assumption that the drugs were being trafficked by different crime groups.
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Remember the exploit that took down some of the most trafficked sites on the Internet for several hours last fall?
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Google-owned YouTube, the second most trafficked website in the world after Google, was barely addressed at the hearing tool.
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Such hardships can put former slaves at risk of being re-trafficked, or even turning to criminality and enslaving others.
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Brick kiln workers are often trafficked from their villages, lured by the prospect of a good job and cash advances.
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Those who get the best rates are generally those with excellent credit, and those who live in less trafficked areas.
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Me explains that trafficked girls are typically victims of sexual exploitation, while boys are more often exploited for forced labor.
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The investigation into allegations that Epstein trafficked and abused young girls for several years will also continue despite his death.
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All of which fuels demand for trafficked women, with the seamstresses lured from as far afield as Brazil and Nigeria.
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Singapore also requires all travelers get their temperature taken, along with people entering high trafficked locations like schools and restaurants.
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Even a U.S. senator from Arkansas has trafficked in the unfounded conspiracy theory it was a man-made Chinese bioweapon.
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Rihanna posted on social media: "Imagine at the age of 16 being sex-trafficked by a pimp named "cut-throat.
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Many of these women are trafficked, sold to a broker who then sells them to a madam in a brothel.
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Still, other women become sex workers of their own volition, which is to say they are not trafficked at all.
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Many are undocumented Asian immigrants who have been trafficked into the massage-parlor business and have had their passports confiscated.
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It usually happens when I am waiting alone for an Uber outside of a bar or other highly trafficked spot.
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Elsewhere, even in highly trafficked places, the options can be sparse, neither satisfying to the locals nor attractive to visitors.
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For today's teenagers, smartphone in pocket, all the web's porn (hardcore or soft, trafficked or consensual) is, literally, at hand.
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Mr. Sayoc, who trafficked in inflammatory rhetoric and who was working at a strip club in West Palm Beach, Fla.
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"There are many other people who have provoked fear, have really trafficked in lies and perpetuated conspiracies," Mr. Alefantis said.
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Some prostitutes who have been sex trafficked find themselves on the other side from sex workers who have not been.
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As alleged, S.A.C. trafficked in inside information on a scale without any known precedent in the history of hedge funds.
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In July, Indonesia's police announced that they had intercepted a shipment of whale bones being trafficked between Lamalera and Poland.
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ETFs are heavily trafficked by quick-trading investors while mutual funds are more exclusively used by long-term retail investors.
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"Most of the substances are made in Asian laboratories and trafficked over the Internet and shipped by mail," Baumann said.
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The major fire was discovered Thursday under a heavily-trafficked stretch of Interstate 85, a prominent north-south Atlanta route.
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Dr. McGrath and her colleagues looked at what had worked for other traumatized children and adapted it to trafficked children.
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The incident occurred in the Grote Marktstraat, a highly trafficked shopping street with a number of department stores and cafés.
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The Jets have trafficked in turmoil for so long that even a quiet losing season could be seen as uplifting.
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She was sexually trafficked by her own parents, yet the mitigating factors of her abuse were not taken into account.
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Nalan is a transgender woman, Humeyra is a runaway, Jameelah was trafficked to Istanbul from Somalia and Zaynab122 has dwarfism.
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The big winner was religion: Those who trafficked in biblical warnings about the end of the world got more attention.
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"Epstein also trafficked me for sexual purposes to many other powerful men, including politicians and powerful business executives," she said.
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We went to one of India's largest brothels, where trafficked women work for as little as $3 We went to one of India's largest brothels, where trafficked women work for as little as $3 New Delhi, India — A thin veil of pollution shimmers in the evening air above Garstin Bastion Road in India's capital city.
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And the proliferation of trafficked species on social media, such as Instagram, is now getting attention from the world's wildlife authorities.
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You&aposve got 12,000 kids, 10,000 of them coming by themselves or trafficked across the border, 2,000 separated from their parents.
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Libya is a main transit point for migrants who have poured into Europe in recent years, mostly trafficked by smuggling gangs.
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On April 15, a Wisconsin man who prosecutors say trafficked seven young women on Backpage was convicted of federal trafficking charges.
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Even when Jordano takes as his subjects some of the most heavily-trafficked areas of the city, it appears eerily empty.
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Ron Wyden, another Oregon Democrat, tweeted his opposition "Steve Bannon ran a website that trafficked in anti-Semitism & misogyny," Wyden wrote.
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Earlier this year Europol helped Spanish authorities seize 350kg of trafficked glass eels and more than 600 smuggled reptiles, he added.
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The office is one of the health department's most-trafficked websites, with about 700,000 visits last month, according to The Hill.
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They've dipped under the radar and are now living on roadsides—working illegally if they're lucky, being trafficked if they're not.
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More alarming, the average age of a teen trafficked into sex trade in the U.S. is 12 to 14 years old.
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A large portion of the adult cases that met the criteria of "ever trafficked" in our study fell into this category.
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In fact, they're often considered the world's most trafficked mammal — around 100,000 of them are plucked from the wild each year.
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Over the course of today, expect to see plenty of banners and notifications across some of the most highly trafficked sites.
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He said he had once sold missile technology to Iran, shipped guns from Indonesia, and trafficked methamphetamines out of North Korea.
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Airlines employees are the first line of defense for protecting the countless children who are trafficked on major flights each day.
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There was something happening in the last couple weeks where you pulled out of some of the more trafficked AMC theaters?
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After all, it is through its territorial waters that the Arctic's most trafficked shipping lane, the Northern Sea Route (NSR), passes.
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Conservationists fear for the survival of the rare pangolin which is thought to be the most trafficked animal in the world.
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No doubt, to be practically minded, because most of these galleries are usually amongst the least trafficked spaces in the museum.
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Nashi is an organisation based in Canada which works in western Ukraine to protect young women at risk of being trafficked.
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They also found that Portillo and other Bandidos trafficked in methamphetamine and cocaine under the arrangement with the Texas Mexican Mafia.
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The Washington Post's website in particular had its highest trafficked month ever in October, with 20083 million visitors, according to ComScore.
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That's a myth trafficked to us by folks who need to peddle movie tickets and iTunes downloads and subscriptions to eHarmony.
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Conservationists in Tanzania are training the rodents to smell trafficked animal parts and illegal timber in shipments from Africa to Asia.
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A similar case three years ago put campaigners on the Nepal passport trail when a woman trafficked to Lebanon committed suicide.
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Though YouTube is the internet's most trafficked video platform, Twitch is much more popular for live broadcasts and gaming in particular.
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Many slavery victims are also at risk of ending up homeless and being trafficked again, according to the charity St Mungo's.
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In May, Bangladeshi police intercepted nearly 70 Rohingya refugees, most of them women, who they said were being trafficked to Malaysia.
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Guns trafficked from states like Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida made up almost a quarter of guns seized in Boston.
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Some of the more heavily-trafficked user websites are trying to peel back on these partnerships to speed up their sites.
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It also imposes prison sentences on those who provide shelter to trafficked migrants, and gather, transport or otherwise facilitate their journey.
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This rings true for Janusz, who was trafficked from Poland but was given a job with the supermarket a month ago.
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Cubans are the only people in our hemisphere who are actively persecuted and trafficked for their labor by their own government.
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Their efforts to screen girls new to sex work has led to the detection of thousands of trafficked girls and women.
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And the wildlife nearby the conflict mineral sites, particularly great apes, are targeted and trafficked for bushmeat to feed the miners.
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For instance, during a White House event on Friday in which he denounced the violence, Trump trafficked in white nationalist tropes.
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It's more of a complete package of a user experience than a canvas on an admittedly very high-trafficked home page.
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In addition, already-incarcerated drug offenders who trafficked in "crack" cocaine would be allowed ex post facto reductions in their sentences.
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These untested chemicals are then produced abroad, mostly in China, and trafficked legally into the U.S. to enter the opioid supply.
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For decades these two Vermont hippies have trafficked their goods on nearly every street corner in New York, including to children.
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Most have simply walked, or were trafficked, across the Southwest border, and have immediately, but without legal cause, petitioned for amnesty.
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An estimated 1.2 million children are trafficked each year, and many of them — particularly girls — are forcibly exploited for sex work.
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And those dangers are compounded by the way the administration is handling T visa applications for those trafficked over the border.
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Sidewalk, described as a digital version of urban newsweeklies, emerged as one of the most heavily trafficked sites on the internet.
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Thirteen men were charged this week in King County with promoting prostitution of trafficked sex workers using websites such as TheReviewBoard.
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He was indicted on charges of sex trafficking and conspiracy last month for allegations that he trafficked and abused underage girls.
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The un-verified include refugees, trafficked children, the homeless, and other people who slip through society without developing many institutional affiliations.
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Consider what happened to a girl I'll call Natalie, who was trafficked into the sex industry in Seattle at age 15.
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Nigeria is top among African countries where thousands of women and children are trafficked illegally to destinations abroad especially in Europe.
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The creative directors behind retail holiday windows are split on the least trafficked times to go: at sunrise or after sunset.
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He's right that Trump's campaign trafficked in casual bigotry, played footsie with legit white supremacists, and stoked white suspicion of minorities.
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Like Drudge Report, one of the most trafficked sites in the world, and yet my liberal friends would not read it.
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But when enslaved people died, some were sold again and trafficked along the same roads and waterways they traveled while alive.
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Meanwhile, Alan Dershowitz is facing a defamation lawsuit by Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who says she was trafficked to Dershowitz by Epstein.
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The reason a lot of people here are on the run is because drugs are trafficked up from Africa through Portugal.
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There are often charges to enter much-trafficked spots like Yellowstone or Yosemite, but the wilderness is mostly free to hikers.
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The project involves street artists and comic book artists who create new pieces focused on the nuns' work with trafficked women.
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Recent police activity suggests the risk of being trafficked has grown due to the promise of work and better lives abroad.
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In 2008, a Zetas hitman armed with a Sig Sauer pistol trafficked from the US murdered human rights campaigner Marisela Escobedo.
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The young women were eventually married off to fighters, sex trafficked, repeatedly raped, and—in some circumstances—trained as suicide bombers.
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In 22016, the Mercer Family Foundation donated two million dollars to Citizens United, which had trafficked in Clinton hatred for years.
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Critics on the left, like Ralph Nader, as well as those on the right, have long trafficked in disdain for government.
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Some of Apple's more heavily trafficked locations will also feature big-name guests for music performances, lectures, and hands-on instruction.
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The order notes that 80 percent of guns used in crimes committed in New Jersey are trafficked from outside the state.
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Inside Police Headquarters, officials will closely monitor the city using hundreds of security cameras placed in the heavily trafficked tourist areas.
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For Naomi, who was trafficked as a teenager, learning that so many young homeless people are often exploited is no surprise.
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But it's also a market town with a port, situated on a lake connecting the highly trafficked Congo and Ubangi rivers.
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But assuming the manuscripts are authentic, this means they have likely been illegally trafficked and transported from their country of origin.
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Hundred of thousands of women have been displaced, some internally, while others are trafficked to Bangladesh as sex slaves or agricultural laborers.
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The trail was not well-trafficked, and his mouth could not reach the switch needed to activate his phone to alert help.
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"I'm loved, I'm wanted, I'm cared for, I'm given everything I want and no one blames me," Andrews said of being trafficked.
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The entrance to Trump tower -- which sits near heavily trafficked luxury shops, including Tiffany & Co. and Gucci -- has become a special challenge.
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Native to Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, the termite-eating pangolins are thought to be the most trafficked animals in the world.
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Pushed to go by her family who hoped she would lift them out of poverty, Mary ended up being trafficked into prostitution.
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They crossed the border into China, where Park was separated from her brother and trafficked into the house of a Chinese farmer.
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One good place for charging stations would be at the state rest stops that already exist along well-trafficked highways, suggested Graham.
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This has caused a spike in women being trafficked over the border from Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam, researchers and rights groups say.
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Pangolins, the world's only scaly mammal, are protected animals but are illegally trafficked in large numbers, with some species are critically endangered.
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But besides providing a new kind of experience, virtual reality will increase the company's ability to refresh its older, less trafficked rides.
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The administration increased scrutiny of T visas, which allows entry to the U.S. for those who can prove they were trafficked illegally.
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But they have also trafficked in more apocalyptic predictions — fears of a "Eurabia," of mass Islamification — that were somewhat harder to credit.
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The major players, Amazon and eBay, have higher fees, but they're also some of the most highly trafficked sites on the internet.
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According to a 2004 estimate by the U.S. State Department, between 600,000 and 800,000 people are trafficked across international borders every year.
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Siddarth Kara: Most of the girls trafficked from Assam, as with other parts of India, belong to low-caste or outcaste communities.
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If that sounds familiar, that's because the idea hews close to the highly celebrated and heavily trafficked Discover Weekly feature from Spotify.
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It's heartbreaking to see a young girl sex trafficked then when she has the courage to fight back is jailed for life!
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"Scarface": Antoinette Montana becomes the biggest drug lord in the state of Florida, controlling all the Botox that is trafficked through Miami.
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Many fear that low-income or less-trafficked communities that generate less advertising demand could end up having poor infrastructure and maintenance.
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The big picture: Reducing congestion in densely populated, trafficked metro areas will require distributing people more strategically across transit options and routes.
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When I read about girls being trafficked, a lot of them were scared that their pimps would be able to find them.
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Investigations by World Animal Protection highlighted that some of the otters in Japan may have been trafficked illegally from Indonesia or Thailand.
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Despite the fact she was a minor who had been sex trafficked, she was subsequently given two concurrent life sentences in 2004.
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Still, its overall sales declined, largely due to the closing of its expensive, but highly trafficked, FAO Schwarz and Times Square flagships.
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The pangolin is the most trafficked animal in the world, estimated to make up about 20 percent of the wildlife black market.
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Now, three years later, four different women who were held captive have filed a lawsuit against the hotel where they were trafficked.
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Sure, it primarily trafficked in the language of superheroes, but Marvel characters of the era grappled with far more than spandex supervillains.
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Like Natalie, she was sex trafficked at the age of 15, after she attended a party hosted by a friend's older boyfriend.
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Others are also thought to be trafficked to other west African countries including Ghana, Burkina Faso and Ivory Coast, said Okah-Donli.
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About four in 10 victims were trafficked for forced labor, most of them men, compared with three in 10 victims in 2007.
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ISIS also captured and sold girls and women as sex slaves, particularly Kurdish-Yazidi minority women trafficked into Raqqa from northern Iraq.
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Mehlman-Orozco's depiction of trafficked minors lines up closely to the pattern of victim blaming often seen in victims of the crime.
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Each year, more than 17,000 people are trafficked into the United States, half of which are children, according to the State Department.
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Traffic noted that Sabah's "emerging role" as a transit hub for trafficked wildlife is only one part of an international criminal universe.
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To worsen matters, pirates occupy and swarm the island, increasing the possibility of vulnerable Rohingya becoming trafficked or tangled in criminal activity.
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The reality is that most foreign nationals who are trafficked into the U.S. come legally, on a visa orchestrated by the trafficker.
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Elliott Abrams, a liar that trafficked arms and drugs in Central America and the world and brought war to the United States.
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The risk of outright conflict is extremely low, but the militarization of these heavily trafficked and heavily fished waters is still dangerous.
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Each year, more than 17,000 people are trafficked into the United States, half of whom are children, according to the State Department.
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It said children living Haiti's orphanages are more likely to be trafficked or go missing due to the lack of official records.
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He allegedly drove a rented truck onto a well-trafficked bike path just blocks from the World Trade Center on Tuesday afternoon.
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Chumbow was trafficked from Cameroon to the United States at age 9 and locked in domestic servitude until escaping at age 17.
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Publications that had previously trafficked in leaked nude photos — including Gawker Media properties and sites like BuzzFeed — shied away from publishing them.
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Most of the illegal narcotics coming into America are trafficked through the southern border by just a handful of international drug cartels.
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Xyza's next chapter was to document the trafficked migrant workers in Singapore, with a grant by the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting.
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" Mr. Ramírez on his initial impression of El Chapo: "It was the first time that a Mexican trafficked my cocaine that quickly.
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Early in the thread, Stallman insists that the "most plausible scenario" is that Epstein's underage victims were "entirely willing" while being trafficked.
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The most pressing question now facing Costa Rican authorities is not how the 5 tons were trafficked, but who was trafficking them.
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Closer look: While the world's most trafficked mammal, the pangolin, may be involved in the outbreak, the evidence is far from clear.
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Epstein died five weeks after his arrest on federal charges he trafficked dozens of underage girls from at least 2002 to 2005.
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"There are threats to migrants of being trafficked and it's definitely increasingly worrying," IOM spokeswoman Safa Msehli told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The profits derived from people trafficked for construction, mining and manufacturing is $22017 billion and for agriculture $9 billion, the ILO says.
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This is a story of being trafficked, This is a story of abuse and this is a story of your guys' royalty.
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This is a story of being trafficked, this is a story of abuse and this is a story of your guys' royalty.
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In order to protect our children, we need to let go of cultural myths about who is trafficked and how it happens.
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There was tiny, fearless Sunitha Krishnan, beaten up by corrupt Hyderabad cops for rescuing little girls and their mothers trafficked in brothels.
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"As with other highly trafficked areas in your store, these surfaces must be wiped down regularly with disinfectant wipes," the memo reads.
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"Children and adolescents are super vulnerable to being trafficked, whether for sexual exploitation or for household work," said Mr. Steinlechner of Unicef.
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Instead, she was trafficked into prostitution and forced to surrender her earnings to the woman who had brought her there, she said.
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A 2012 national police report indicated that cocaine is trafficked primarily through the Rotterdam or Antwerp harbor and then distributed across Europe.
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Though Yahoo is nowhere near its heyday, it still boasts a robust media sector, and is one of the top trafficked online destinations.
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Anti-child trafficking organization ECPAT UK said its research showed 28 percent of all trafficked children in care went missing at least once.
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Between 500 and 28,000 girls are trafficked from Nepal and Bangladesh into India annually, according to the estimates of various non-profit groups.
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Some are sold as brides to Chinese farmers; more recently, girls have increasingly been trafficked into the cybersex industry, according to the KFI.
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Within a few hours the piece popped onto half a dozen highly trafficked tech and politics websites, including Drudge Report and Breitbart News.
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Posters and pamphlets in local languages provided information about what people should do if they encounter traffickers or suspect someone is being trafficked.
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In a revealing new interview with David Letterman, Jay-Z opened up about what is now a heavily-trafficked topic: his rumored infidelity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This afternoon, a heavily trafficked isle in Times Square, Manhattan became the site of a monumental unveiling.
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The impact would be felt mostly around one block, just east of the heavily trafficked West Side Highway and south of 30th Street.
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COCAINE is grown primarily in South America, and trafficked to the world's biggest market, the United States, via Central America and the Caribbean.
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Tandon, who practices in the eastern city of Kolkata, spent a year building a bond with one young girl trafficked into sex work.
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It will also have the ability to place advertising on some of the most trafficked destinations online, including Yahoo News and Yahoo Sports.
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"It's very unlikely that a trafficked child will come forward (to the authorities)," Gutiérrez said in an interview with the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But it was clear that most of the cocaine grown in Colombia's Vichada border region is trafficked across the long, porous eastern border.
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Most of the boys come from farms or villages in Senegal, but some are also trafficked from the Gambia, Guinea Bissau and Mali.
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It's heart breaking to see a young girl sex trafficked then when she has the courage to fight back is jailed for life!
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And yet, beneath the boisterous optimism that marked WIRED's covers and its biggest proclamations, the magazine also trafficked occasionally in dark, deadpan warnings.
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She said a madame had trafficked her to France four years ago, but she had quit prostitution when she opened up her house.
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Together, the border cities comprise the largest binational metropolitan region in the world, cut in half by the world's most trafficked international border.
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Earlier this week, the SF Chronicle reported that an Amazon Go store could be coming to SF's heavily trafficked Union Square downtown area.
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According to the U.S. Department of Justice, each year as many as 300,000 children are at risk of being trafficked for commercial sex.
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Of the 12.5m Africans trafficked across the Atlantic between 20093 and 1866, only 300,000-400,000 disembarked in what is now the United States.
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Seizures of tons of synthetic drugs being trafficked from one part of Southeast Asia to another, or further, occur on a weekly basis.
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Still, Macerich is known among its peers in the space to have higher-trafficked locations and popular, digitally native brands replacing antiquated shops.
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Statistics show that many of those who are trafficked experienced a difficult childhood, where there was little constructive adult engagement in their lives.
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The International Organization for Migration has told me that at least 80 percent of Nigerian women and girls are trafficked for sexual exploitation.
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Regional governments bear responsibility for what happens to their citizens and should take more action to prevent children from being trafficked, activists said.
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The ILO estimates 5.5 million children are enslaved - born into servitude, trafficked for sex work, or trapped in debt bondage or forced labor.
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That plotline followed Ben Mitchell, played by Max Bowden, as he became involved with a slavery ring and helped to smuggle trafficked women.
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Restoring government control over regions where cocaine is grown and trafficked would make it easier to confront the scourge in an effective manner.
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Officials told Reuters that a significant number of taxi drivers and motor bike riders were also injured as they trafficked the busy road.
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Campaigners say past rescue operations failed for lack of government support and the children would be trafficked again within days of their rescue.
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Almost 7,000 Cambodian women have been trafficked to China and forced into marriage, the government said in 2016, the latest available official data.
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The number of trafficked foreign nationals recorded by authorities was lower in previous years, varying from 36 in 2010 to 13 in 2014.
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Update on migrant tragedy: The fate of the migrants who were trafficked into the US in the back of trailer truck is uncertain.
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"Manu Raju: "I'm asking you a question about your tweet...saying [Trump] trafficked in hate"Omar: "Yes I tweeted, and there's a response.
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Hubbard told the Thomson Reuters Foundation she was suspicious that he was being trafficked, kidnapped or even being used as a drug mule.
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They would also gather at "the Link," a highly trafficked office thruway in the Bloomberg headquarters, to "gawk" at women, the complaint claims.
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Residents of eastern Aleppo have been living for more than five years under skies heavily trafficked by Syrian and now also Russian warplanes.
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They can spot children being trafficked, harmful drugs or weapons being brought across the border, or dehydrated immigrants who need immediate medical assistance.
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Smaller ships, weighing 55,000 to 96,000 tons, will still be allowed to rock the gondolas in the heavily trafficked portions of the lagoon.
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By Dr. Wittig's estimate, the total amount they may have trafficked accounted for just 10 percent of African ivory smuggled over that period.
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Investigators said it is still unclear how many children may have been trafficked, who the group intended to sell them to and why.
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Making things extra hard for SFO, Clark says, is that it's heavily trafficked—the seventh-busiest airport in the US—and a hub.
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Mr. Portman argued that the government has a responsibility to keep track of the children so that they are not abused or trafficked.
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Part of what keeps even the most heavily-trafficked rail cars in immaculate condition is the general aversion to eating while on trains.
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NAPTIP was unable to say how many women were trafficked into Russia, but an official in Nigeria's Edo state said it was sizeable.
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"Women are being trafficked to Russia, and we get returnees back from Russia," said Yinka Omorogbe, head of Edo's anti-trafficking task force.
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Not only could that staunch the flow of illegal weapons into Mexico, but also the trafficked drugs into the United States, said Ebrard.
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Until May, you'll find it in a little-trafficked gallery on the fourth floor of the Brooklyn Museum — and it is not alone.
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Drug dealers and traffickers then allegedly diverted and distributed those controlled substances to the streets, with some pills trafficked from Houston to Boston.
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Epstein was arrested as he disembarked his private jet in July, over allegations that he trafficked and abused a network of young girls.
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Vacancies in mall locations have offered it a chance to snag prime real estate in highly trafficked areas, including the outside "anchor" spot.
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Terry has been driving the heavily trafficked route from Italy's industrial heartland to auto factories in the north of England for 25 years.
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In a separate incident on Tuesday, Bangladesh authorities said they had stopped dozens of Rohingya Muslims from being trafficked to Malaysia by boat.
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A scale-covered, cat-sized nocturnal mammal that survives on ants and termites, pangolin are among the most trafficked animals in the world.
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I have personally gone to "the track" in Washington D.C., where consenting sex workers are advertised alongside sex trafficked women on the street.
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A Suriname judge in 2005 convicted Bouterse's son, Dino, of leading a gang that trafficked in cocaine, illegal arms and stolen luxury cars.
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Most of the drugs were produced outside of Thailand and were trafficked through the country en route to Australia, North America and Europe.
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Giuffre says she was forced to have sex with Andrew on three occasions while being trafficked by Epstein, allegations he has repeatedly denied.
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We encouraged more minors to be trafficked, more deaths in the desert, more illegality, and yes, more strains on you, the American tax payer.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A California man who prosecutors say ran a criminal ring that trafficked underage girls on the now-defunct sex website Backpage.
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Even more telling is that most of the left-leaning pages are out-performing some of the most trafficked news competitors in overall engagement.
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"They remain silent for fear of being ostracized," said Sunita Danuwar of Shakti Samuha, a charity that works on the rehabilitation of trafficked women.
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Police were unable to find surveillance video of the attack even though it was in a heavily trafficked area with plenty of cameras nearby.
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A second TB12 location is set to open in early August in a much more central and highly trafficked location, Boston's Back Bay neighborhood.
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Yet in recent years, the country has come under fire due to the plight of trafficked laborers aboard Thai vessels and unsustainable fishing practices.
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According to Dia, laborers trafficked onto transshipment vessels -- where crews are at sea for sometimes months and years -- are most at risk of abuse.
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In addition to being a Jew, I consider myself a punk savant of sorts—I once even trafficked drugs for NOFX singer Fat Mike.
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More than 9,000 children were reported to have been trafficked in 2016, a 27 percent rise from the previous year, according to government data.
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Authorities there have made a number of discoveries of large numbers of people being trafficked in such vehicles in dangerous conditions over the years.
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In December, a woman in Oregon sued six major hotel chains, alleging that they allowed her to be trafficked and abused on their properties.
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But some Americans have ancestors who were abducted and trafficked here against their wills, while others have ancestors who were here before America itself.
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Police were unable to find surveillance video of the attack, even though it was in a heavily trafficked area with plenty of cameras nearby.
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Robinson also said there was no proof that Brown had been trafficked since she was 12, which had come out at the clemency hearing.
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Puterflam said the group is looking at drones able to make deliveries in remote and isolated locations, as well as in heavily trafficked cities.
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Prosecutors have said he trafficked tons of cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine and marijuana into the United States as a top leader of the Sinaloa Cartel.
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"Over the course of my creative life, I've trafficked in broken, heroic mothers", Peter wrote in a revealing piece from the Los Angeles Times.
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The site of the attack is close to the Dizengoff Center Mall, a well-trafficked area on Fridays, according to the Times of Israel.
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The indictment says they trafficked drugs across state lines, protected other clique members from law enforcement, and collected extortionate rent from local business owners.
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The pilot project will initially focus on illegal hardwood timber and pangolins, which are believed to be the most trafficked animals in the world.
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A gentle indie rock soundtrack attempts to set the scene for a seemingly mellower version of the fevered trysts the company once trafficked in.
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The video site, which is the second most trafficked website in the world, according to Alexa, has long been criticized for its recommendation engine.
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Fans who spot someone they suspect is being trafficked were urged to call 911 or the National Human Trafficking Hotline, at 888-373-7888.
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More than 9,000 children were reported to have been trafficked in 2016, a 67 percent rise from the previous year, according to government data.
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The Verge's most highly trafficked stories from the show this week were a microcosm of the auto industry's quiet evolution, not its screaming disruption.
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Posobiec is a Navy reservist and intelligence officer who has trafficked in debunked conspiracy theories and was retweeted by President Donald Trump this week.
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Or was it simply negligent, unaware due to a lack of background checks that the children it was getting from Uganda were being trafficked?
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For minors, like the dozens Epstein allegedly trafficked into sex work, sex trafficking sometimes doesn't even require them to miss school or family time.
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The Dutch government gives women found to have been trafficked to the country three months in a shelter, as well as access to healthcare.
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Vera, who completed her Dignita training after being trafficked to the Netherlands as a housekeeper, takes to the microphone to talk about her experience.
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"The victims worked for no money and were trafficked between nail bars according to demand," Senior Crown Prosecutor Eran Cutliffe said in a statement.
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James Sutherland of children's charity Friends International said that 'voluntarism' in Cambodia had encouraged the spread of unregistered orphanages which can house trafficked children.
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Anti-trafficking experts tried to explain to lawmakers how taking sex workers offline would make it harder to find and help people being trafficked.
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HIGH RISK OF BEING RE-TRAFFICKED The catfish initiative has provided trafficking victims with a chance to earn at least some sort of income.
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Numerous influencers appear to have visited the resort this summer, according to their Instagram geotags — but it's not a major, highly trafficked destination yet.
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Pinker also flew on Epstein's private plane that was nicknamed the "Lolita Express," since his accusers testified that they were sex trafficked on it.
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"If powerful men participated in the sex trafficking in the sense that young girls were trafficked to them, they then become enablers," Kaiser said.
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In August, Deadspin, which mainly trafficked in sports-related articles, posted a story that contained reporting critical of G/O Media and Mr. Spanfeller.
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Imagine paying for sex with trafficked prostitutes—'If prostitution were legal the traffickers would be put out of business, so it's not my problem.
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Her mother eventually borrowed yet more money to pay a native doctor to undo the oath her daughter had taken before she was trafficked.
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"Armed groups have forcibly recruited [and] trafficked third-country nationals, many of whom are young people or minors sold by trafficking networks," wrote investigators.
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Tens of thousands of women who have been trafficked from Benin City have remained nameless and faceless to much of the world for decades.
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Now, IrisKing's tools also help identify refugees in Syria and recover trafficked children in China, said Wang Xintao, a marketing manager for the company.
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"We have zero tolerance for trafficking, and we have strong programs in place to protect young people from being trafficked and exploited," he said.
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Her popular novel, "Kyetse," a word that means something like destiny, is a Dickensian tale of a young woman who is trafficked across Bhutan.
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One of Mr. Epstein's accusers, Virginia Roberts Giuffre, has said that Mr. Epstein trafficked her to Prince Andrew when she was 17 years old.
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Growing marijuana for recreational purposes in Paraguay is illegal, yet the country is a key source of illegal marijuana trafficked into Brazil and Argentina.
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Mall REITs, which own some of the most well-located and highly trafficked retail properties in the nation, are therefore changing their business models.
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One woman -- trafficked while she was still a teenager -- told HRW that the broker who sold her to a Chinese man was her aunt.
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Having an understanding of who is being trafficked and how is a "game-changer," said Janet Drake, a senior assistant attorney general in Colorado.
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Still, that is a far cry from the millions of tons of cargo the canal regularly trafficked during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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The children, who had been living in Cox's Bazar, were promised jobs in Dhaka but instead were going to be trafficked abroad, police said.
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In 2018 alone, CBP seized more than 33,000 shipments of counterfeit goods worth $213 billion, with some of this trafficked through e-commerce sites.
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According to the indictment, Nine Trey allegedly carried out armed robberies, shootings that targeted rival gangs and trafficked drugs such as heroin and fentanyl.
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A woman named Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who said she was sexually trafficked by Epstein, also said she was forced to have sex with Minsky.
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She now owed €35,000 to the people who trafficked her to Europe, and they forced her to work the streets to pay it back.
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Athletes and coaches were connected with Russian doctors who designed doping regimens, and actually trafficked and stored controlled substances within Russian Sport Ministry buildings.
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Just 15 when she was first trafficked and raped, she said her captors told her their actions were "halal," meaning permissible under Islamic law.
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Prosecutors in San Diego allege that a U.S. Marine veteran trafficked cocaine into the country after rising to power as a Mexican drug kingpin.
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In 2013, Congo imposed a moratorium on exit visas to children adopted by foreign parents, citing fears that the children could be abused or trafficked.
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Boys and so-called "ladyboys", or transgender women, are trafficked to the city, lured by promises of jobs in restaurants, then forced into sex work.
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In yet another he said that he was going to cruise through the waters off the coast of Somalia, which are notoriously trafficked by pirates.
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Forty-six people were killed in accidents this year in the Permian Basin area of Texas on Highway 285 and other roads trafficked by workers.
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Ruth describes LIPSTICK as "a sisterhood," and she credits the effort for alerting her to the ways in which guns used in crime are trafficked.
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That danger is augmented for LGBT migrants who can be more visible and are at increased risk of being sex trafficked by cartels in Tijuana.
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Sevrens later found a well-trafficked shop location in Montclair, New Jersey, with plenty of room for a ground floor-store and an upstairs classroom.
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"Who gave the command?" is the question that six artists expected to paint in Colombia's capital, on a giant wall facing a highly-trafficked highway.
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His professional life grew alongside the D.F.S. industry, which, as of today, has dozens of well-trafficked websites that produce a nonstop stream of content.
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Defense for all the women who have been sexually abused, raped, trafficked, and tortured; defense of all the people who this movement was started for.
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Just how sizable a chunk is up for debate, but we know that many highly trafficked sites use AWS for their storage and computing needs.
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The two people were shot at the heavily trafficked Lower East Side&aposs Astor Place, across the street from Cooper Union, shortly after 8 a.m.
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Pangolins—the painfully-cute, scale-covered creatures that are the most trafficked mammals on the planet—are now one of the world's most protected species.
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That model would be eventually replicated, to some degree, across all of Apple's nearly 500 stores, Ahrendts said, starting with its most heavily trafficked spots.
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With 100m users a month in the U.S. and international markets, GMG is the most heavily trafficked digital media company to fund its own expansion.
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The company had previously confirmed that it would be bringing Stories to Explore, which has become one of the most-trafficked parts of the app.
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According to the World Wildlife Fund, the remaining eight species of pangolin, found in Africa and Asia, are illegally trafficked for their scales and meat.
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The suit further alleges they failed to intervene or contact police and continued to pocket revenue from the room rentals, as the teen was trafficked.
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A 2001 estimate suggested that 12,000 girls are trafficked from Nepal to India annually for prostitution, a horror highlighted in the book and movie Sold.
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Nestled on Highway 290 between Austin and Dripping Springs, Deep Eddy's spacious glass and timber distillery and tasting room is a well-trafficked tourist attraction.
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"I'm not happy," she anxiously told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, while staying in a shelter for trafficked women run by a local charity Agar Ethiopia.
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"We're moving into an era where there will be more, rather than fewer, bases in the Arctic, as it becomes more trafficked," he told me.
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A vehicle struck pedestrians on a sidewalk in New York City's Times Square, what is a heavily trafficked area, on Thursday afternoon, killing one individual.
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According to government statistics, almost 20,000 women and children were trafficked in the country last year (the true figure is believed to be much higher).
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"The captain would be on bridge if coming into port or leaving port or in a highly trafficked area, because it's more dangerous," he said.
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What if the book in question was classified as fiction, as Leroy's were, but which trafficked openly in the "real" events of the author's life?
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The link leads to a press release from the Trump campaign claiming that the 2008 Clinton campaign trafficked in "birther" rumor-mongering about Barack Obama.
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Activists have berated newspapers which reported that Jeffrey Epstein, a disgraced and now-dead financier, "cavorted" with "underage women"; he raped and trafficked teenage girls.
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South Korea is one of the world's major cryptocurrency trading centers, and is home to one of the most heavily trafficked virtual coin exchanges, Bithumb.
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The Trump administration on Wednesday announced sanctions against an Iraqi company and two individuals that allegedly trafficked weapons for Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps-Quds Force.
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The United Nations children's agency UNICEF estimates 1.8 million children are trafficked into the sex trade every year - but this does not include cybersex trafficking.
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Campaigners said providing survivors of human trafficking with an alternative source of income to sex work was crucial in preventing them from being re-trafficked.
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A PBS Frontline investigation called "Trafficked in America" that aired in April also discovered cases of teenagers being released to labor traffickers by the ORR.
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He described it as well intentioned and said he welcomed the city's decision to test it in El Poblenou, a less trafficked area in Barcelona.
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In 2016, there were 33 recorded cases of women trafficked from Bangladesh and 16 from Nepal, according to the government's annual Crime in India report.
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The tech company is being criticized by some on the left for allowing Jones, who has trafficked in conspiracy theories, to remain on the platform.
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"Every day the violence continues unabated ... with our region seeing some of the highest numbers of rape and women trafficked in the country," she said.
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Speeding is common, he said, on lightly trafficked highways, usually with wide shoulders, that run mainly in straight lines and have relatively few highway patrols.
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The GAO noted that in addition to traditional trafficking, many guns are trafficked as different weapon parts that are put together once they're in Mexico.
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According to ATF data, most were purchased legally in gun shops and at gun shows in the United States, and then trafficked illegally to Mexico.
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Under the guise of political commentary, the caricature blatantly trafficked in age-old anti-Semitic tropes that have contributed to violence against Jews throughout history.
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I asked Nacole, a mom in Washington State whose daughter was trafficked on Backpage at the age of 15, what she would say to Google.
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The pangolin, a scaly, armadillolike creature with a narrow snout and coveted meat, has been said to be the most trafficked mammal in the world.
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However, Arinze Osakwe of NAPTIP'S public education unit said the right's agency's report did not capture many aspects of their work in rehabilitating trafficked victims.
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READ: Trump and Jeffrey Epstein once hosted a party for "28 girls" at Mar-a-Lago "Victims will never use the word 'trafficked,'" Lovell said.
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Last year, US Customs and Border Protection apprehended more than 137,000 people in the area -- making it the highest trafficked place on the southern border.
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I suspect they feel like the many Mexican parents whose children have been killed with guns bought easily in the United States and trafficked south.
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While a Confederate statue in a busy town square honors the dead, does a monument in a tranquil, little-trafficked cemetery have the same effect?
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This migration route is not only the most trafficked in the world; it is also the deadliest, with more than 15,000 deaths recorded since 2014.
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From the start of his papacy, Francis has spoken out on behalf of the millions of men, women and children who are trafficked and enslaved.
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"If we can't identify who is being trafficked and what those circumstances are, we can't allocate our limited resources in a meaningful way," she said.
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Sex workers share common traits: poverty, abusive family members and lack of funds make them vulnerable enough to be trafficked into the camp's sex industry.
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A woman who alleges she was sex-trafficked as a result of an email sent via Mailchimp, an email marketing platform, is suing the company.
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"This is not some sordid sex story, this is a story of being trafficked, this is a story of abuse," she said in the interview.
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Virginia Giuffre, who says she was trafficked to have sex with Prince Andrew when she was just 17, is speaking out in a new interview.
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The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) estimates that 100,000 children are trafficked each year in Indonesia, with the majority being forced into the sex trade.
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But this much-trafficked watering hole also exerts a dangerous gravitational force, the kind that holds people in place when they should be moving on.
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However, the gap in policy that is affecting Cyntoia Brown also affects thousands of other teenagers who are being sex trafficked in the United States.
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The store is near the bicultural city's border with Mexico, in an area heavily trafficked on weekends by El Paso residents and Mexican citizens alike.
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The store is near the bicultural city's border with Mexico, in an area heavily trafficked on weekends by El Paso residents and Mexican citizens alike.
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Police also were unable to find surveillance video of the attack, even though it was in a heavily trafficked area with plenty of cameras nearby.
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Fentanyl, for example, typically originates from China and is sometimes trafficked directly into the United States or through Canada, according to the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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Jesus followers have a clear mandate to serve the homeless, the diseased, the grieving, the sexually trafficked, the prisoners, the oppressed, the immigrants, the marginalized.
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The other, Steve Bannon, ran a website that trafficked in racism and anti-Semitism and before that was involved with a sleazy nasal spray business.
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Personal identification information — Social Security numbers and addresses — can be trafficked on the black market, where thieves sell vast collections of data to the highest bidders.
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The government has said it is introducing a scheme to give trafficked children specialist advocates or guardians who could provide support and reduce re-trafficking risks.
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Illiteracy is a major obstacle to anti-trafficking efforts with most trafficked girls having never been to school or forced to drop out early, campaigners say.
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Her comment came in support of the kind of batty conspiracy theories in which some in the president's orbit – and sometimes the president himself – have trafficked.
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Each year, some 100,000 to 300,000 children are at risk of being trafficked for commercial sex in the United States, according to the Department of Justice.
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The security minister of Buenos Aires province said Friday that police have broken up an organization that trafficked marijuana and cocaine in fake World Cup trophies.
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There's no great analog comparison for something so pervasive that fails so often, but imagine a heavily trafficked bridge that spontaneously gives way every few months.
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Read: Trafficked women tattooed by their pimps Redsky says the history of racism against indigenous Canadians feeds into the cycle of violence and exploitation against them.
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However, like many of the distortions in which Trump has trafficked, the voter fraud narrative suggests he deserves more credit and acclaim than he has received.
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Two other rescue ships run by German aid groups are also blocked in Malta, as the island nation cracks down on the arrival of trafficked migrants.
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The company reported "historical records," with the day after the election as the cable news outlet website's "most trafficked day ever" with 483 million page views.
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For instance, two areas could experience the same amount of flooding, but one could include a frequently trafficked road, while the other could be on farmland.
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It trafficked hard under the name of the form — films were documents — and what you saw was more or less what you were intended to get.
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The agency estimates that between 300 million to 350 million eels are trafficked illegally from Europe to Asia every year, a trade worth around $3.3 billion.
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The practice also really facilitates trafficking, since rather than actively going and doing something when a girl is trafficked, the families will go sit at home.
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Judge Kenneth Marra agreed that a deal between multimillionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and federal prosecutors failed the dozens of girls he sexually abused and trafficked.
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But for a lil' gag that managed to stay hidden for who-knows-how-long within one of the world's most trafficked websites, it's pretty neat.
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One story that touched my heart is the plight of the Pangolin, a little known creature that is the most illegally trafficked mammal in the world.
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Being arrested isn't rescue… being criminalized, being put in the legal system, being labeled a criminal or felon, that's not what somebody who's being trafficked needs.
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In 2011, Dan Birman released the documentary Me Facing Life: Cyntoia's Story, which provided heartbreaking details about Brown's life both before and after she was trafficked.
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Each year, as many as 300,000 children are at risk of being trafficked for commercial sex in the United States, according to the Department of Justice.
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The International Organization for Migration (IMO) estimates that 91% of victims trafficked from Nigeria are women; their traffickers have sexually exploited more than half of them.
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A wildfire is forcing evacuations in the most heavily-trafficked area of Glacier National Park and has destroyed an unknown number of structures around Lake McDonald.
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The platform, which consistently ranks among the most trafficked websites in the world, has served as a library for radical clerics' speeches and calls for fundraising.
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It is now training border forces on how to send alerts on the system in an effort to curb the numbers of trafficked girls and women.
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Victims are trafficked for profit and coerced into all manner of work, be it prostitution, forced labor, begging, crime, domestic servitude, forced marriage or organ mining.
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Promise said she managed to escape and sought help in Casa Rut, a shelter run by nuns for trafficked victims in Caserta, just inland from Naples.
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" He has often trafficked in racialized language on Twitter and off, referring to Mexican immigrants as "rapists" and "criminals" and to predominantly black countries as "shitholes.
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But these characters star in a comic book that illustrates the very real story of girls from the region who are being trafficked to big cities.
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Police said they had uncovered four syndicates that trafficked victims to Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Turkey with the promise of high-paying jobs since 2014.
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According to the US Coast Guard and US Navy, the triangle does not claim an unusual amount of lives compared with other volatile, heavily trafficked areas.
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"It's always important to choose the causes that break our hearts and this, the thought of children being trafficked for sex, breaks my heart," she said.
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The hearing room was silent as Yvonne Ambrose tearfully told the panel about how her daughter, Desiree Robinson, was trafficked online and later raped and murdered.
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Roberts has said she was sexually trafficked by Epstein to Prince Andrew, the brother of Prince Charles — who is next in line to the British throne.
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"President Trump himself has trafficked anti-Semitic conspiracy theories and evoked anti-Semitic tropes," said Halie Soifer, executive director of the Jewish Democratic Council of America.
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The NRA trafficked in racist tropes well before the Trump era, reaching a kind of delirious peak during the presidency of Barack Obama ("their" ex-president).
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An 11 million pound fund, open to bidders immediately, aims to support new projects in countries from which victims are known to be trafficked to Britain.
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Since a living room is often well trafficked, you should probably have ample places to set down your drinks, books, and other items, Ray told Insider.
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Guterres cited a UN report which said increasing number of victims trafficked from Iraq, Syria and Somalia are appearing in Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
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After being trafficked to Spain via Libya and Italy, the women and girls were kept in cave houses in the southeastern city of Almeria, it said.
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"With political will, careful planning and expertise, we can ensure children live with families and are not trafficked to make money for orphanage owners," she said.
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While authorities do use existing laws to prosecute pimps, brothel managers and traffickers, customers who assault children trafficked into sexual slavery are rarely arrested, Krishnan said.
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Fer said working alongside other trafficked women in a simple, white, inner-city workshop had helped her move on and put the past where it belonged.
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There may have been some separation if there was suspicion that the children were being trafficked or a claimed parent-child relationship did not actually exist.
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Those ads reached tens of millions of voters in the most highly trafficked ad space available online, seen by every person who visits the YouTube homepage.
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Their socially conscious crime novels not only take up the causes of abused children and trafficked women, but also shame the entrepreneurs bankrolling these illicit trades.
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Increased use of the drug, which is often trafficked from China and Mexico, is linked to the opioid epidemic sweeping the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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But that only works if one accepts the idiotic argument that Clinton and her aides trafficked in unclassified information just because they didn't bother classifying it.
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During the 2016 campaign, Julian Assange's organization has been a clearinghouse for anti-Clinton document dumps, and Assange has trafficked in a few Clinton conspiracy theories.
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A lot of these photos were shot in heavily trafficked areas of downtown Tokyo, so getting there so early was the only way to avoid crowds.
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This included releasing child immigrants from detention within 3 days and evaluating the danger and risks of being trafficked before returning them to their home country.
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That's why today tens of thousands of mostly unaccompanied children, like Mary embark on dangerous and often life threatening travels, with many being trafficked and exploited.
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His leg was amputated on July 3, 2016, after he stepped on a bomb placed in Central Park, in a highly trafficked area near the zoo.
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London's last two big police operations – one in the "clean up" before the Olympics, the other in Soho – similarly failed to find the expected trafficked women.
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People can be trafficked into labor of any kind, Emerson said, from domestic work to restaurant work to work in a nail salon or massage parlor.
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Bina Rani, the CEO of IPartner India, a charity funding anti sex trafficking campaigns, says that this is often where the children of trafficked women live.
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Serita's approach — focusing on rehabilitation and on helping women who had been trafficked, without treating them as criminals — seemed like a worthy subject for a documentary.
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But I was looking at the work of one of my colleagues, Fernando Camacho, a Latino judge who was out in Queens working with trafficked minors.
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A 230 Government Accountability Office report found that Border Patrol agents returned 250 percent of Mexican children, even when there were signs some had been trafficked.
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Its publications have delved into domestic life, generally shying away from current events, the entertainment industry or sports — the very subjects in which Time has trafficked.
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China has had wildlife trading bans on the books for three decades, but those haven't prevented pangolins from becoming the most trafficked mammal in the world.
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Any suggestion that the Trump campaign trafficked in anti-Semitic tropes was an outrageous slander based on flimsy evidence and contradicted by the candidate's Jewish grandchildren.
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On an empty sidewalk, Tortoise may employ autonomous technologies while it may rely on humans to remotely control the vehicle on a highly trafficked city block.
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Born in Nigeria, Obada was trafficked from the Netherlands to the U.K. when he was 10 and then abandoned on the streets of London, ESPN reports.
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U.S. officials have said the country does not take sides in the territorial dispute but that the heavily trafficked waterway must remain open and un-militarized.
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It is well trafficked both by commuters headed to other parts of the Bay Area and by prostitutes who stand along the sidewalks of International Boulevard.
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Women like her are eligible for asylum on grounds of persecution if they can prove they have been trafficked and have distanced themselves from the network.
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With some of its locations, Primark has partnered with Sears Holdings to move into unwanted space in high-demand and high-trafficked malls, like Staten Island.
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Thailand has long been a destination and transit country for men, women and children smuggled and trafficked from poorer, neighboring countries, including Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar.
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Last summer, after months of pressure, Coats resigned, and Trump suggested replacing him with John Ratcliffe, a congressman from Texas who has trafficked in conspiracy theories.
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The shooter, a white nationalist from Australia, shared a manifesto online that was replete with memes and ideas trafficked by far-right extremists around the globe.
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On an empty sidewalk, Tortoise may employ autonomous technologies, while it may rely on humans to remotely control the vehicle on a highly trafficked city block.
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Mr. Epstein had been held there since his arrest on July 6 on federal charges that he sexually abused and trafficked girls in the early 2000s.
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Mr. Watters is best known for prankster-style antics and was heavily criticized last year for a segment that trafficked in offensive stereotypes about Asian-Americans.
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It ranked as the third most-trafficked website in the U.S. in February, according to Alexa, and is currently fifth behind Google, YouTube, Facebook and Amazon.
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Each year, up to 300,000 children are at risk of being trafficked for commercial sex in the United States, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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READ: Prince Andrew's laying low after that disastrous Epstein interview Andrew has been accused of having sex with a teenage girl, Virginia Giuffre, trafficked by Epstein.
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In July, Indian police raided homes and rescued 55 Nepalese women, who said they were smuggled over the border to be trafficked onwards to Gulf countries.
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Vacancies in mall locations have offered the arcade and sports bar a chance to snag prime real estate in highly trafficked areas, including outside "anchor" spots.
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The Amazon-owned Alexa service still ranks Breitbart as the 68th most highly trafficked website in America, larger than NBC News and The Wall Street Journal.
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Mr. Epstein had been held there since his arrest on July 6 on federal charges that he sexually abused and trafficked girls in the early 2000s.
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For decades, Ukraine has been a key route for the westward movement of anything from Afghan heroin to black market arms, contraband cigarettes and trafficked people.
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There was one woman I talked to [for the article] who was sex trafficked by this grower and she ended up reporting it to the police.
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There are very serious reasons why ICE is deciding to separate adults from children for the first reason being making sure that they&aposre not being trafficked.
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Glavchev was convicted in 2003 of running an organization that trafficked Bulgarian women and a minor to work in prostitution in western Europe, according to various media.
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Nigerian anti-trafficking official Arinze Orakwe said more European nations should criminalize the purchase of sex to curb the number of Nigerians trafficked into prostitution in Europe.
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But while there are provisions to safeguard the rights of trafficked victims, these are not enforced, and there are few prosecutions of traffickers, Moon Nay Li said.
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Now researchers at the South China Agricultural University say the pangolin, a mammal illegally trafficked in large numbers for its scales and meat, may be the link.
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And although I've done volunteer work with trafficked victims, I have never been one — and that puts me in a pretty good position to tell the difference.
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The Los Angeles Department of Transportation has invested $300,000 on 15 KDI-designed pilot play streets this year in Boyle Heights and Koreatown, another heavily trafficked neighborhood.
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Many people, across the globe, are presently trafficked into industries as varied as farm work, care work, and garment work, where they, too, face violence and abuse.
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It plans to target highly trafficked urban areas including sports venues, offices, factories and hospitals, as well as some popular holiday locations, a Vodafone UK spokesman said.
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One of the most highly trafficked fake news stories ever is the false story that Obama banned the pledge of allegiance in schools — something sites like factcheck.
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Well, at first, I got lucky because one of the girls who'd been trafficked, Pang, was able to get a phone and call her mother in Vietnam.
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His strongest denunciation of the movement has not come voluntarily, only when asked, and he occasionally trafficked in retweets of racist social media posts during his campaign.
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Each year, some 100,000 to 300,000 children are at risk of being trafficked for commercial sex in the United States, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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UberMasabi partnership UberMasabi partnership Lyft has also done some work with the city of San Francisco to reduce congestion on some of the city's highly trafficked streets.
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"From the conversation, it was clear that she was being trafficked and they were dangerous people," Nancy Lublin, the Crisis Counselor who received the message, tells PEOPLE.
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And the consolidation of the web into destinations like Facebook, Google and YouTube means filtering software is already being used on the internet's most highly-trafficked sites.
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The city has begun installing dozens of cameras along the parade routes for Mardi Gras, which falls this year on February 13th, and other heavily trafficked areas.
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During his four-year career, Roggio helped seize over 11-metric tons of cocaine, completed 57 rescues and stopped countless people from being trafficked, including small children.
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A 2017 report by the West Bengal government highlighted the brutal "breaking in" of girls trafficked into brothels, a process that often includes rapes, beatings and starvation.
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