They were «conscripted prostitutes» to the colonial military in World War II; they were forced laborers in the military industries of Imperial Japan; they were forced
migrants in search of work for survival.
Not exact matches
As the
work of my Brookings colleague William Frey shows, immigrants are
migrants within the U. S., too, moving on from traditional immigrant cities — New York and Los Angeles — to other towns and cities
in search of a better future.
Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith has claimed almost all European leaders privately back Britain's push to end
migrants «popping» between countries
in search of higher benefits.
His previous
works include «Kiss
of Love 2009», an installation produced from various paraphenalia that resulted from exchanging his clothes with homeless people, and «Drobne / 2010 Small Change», which through the use
of a British penny, focused on the circumstances
of Polish
migrant workers
in London and a place known as the Polish Wailing Wall where they go to
search for jobs (often illegal and poorly paid).