Sentences with phrase «of vulnerable women»

While the specifics of the accusations against them are different, the root is the name: These are powerful men who allegedly used their influence to take advantage of vulnerable women.

But fears for the safety and security of vulnerable women fleeing abuse were compounded further when, in late October, the government put out a consultation report on supported housing which suggested that women would no longer be able to pay for refuge accommodation through their housing support benefits.

«This censorship sows real doubt about health considerations for populations of vulnerable women throughout the country,» tweeted Andrew Bergman, the foundation's policy director.

Although many women have been helped through messaging apps, traffickers too use the internet to trap and keep track of vulnerable women.

Henri Pranzini — tall, charming, and charismatic — was a life - long petty thief who took advantage of vulnerable women in nineteenth century France, a vice that eventually destroyed him.

How many want to hear how much it costs our government to contract a private company to detain hundreds of vulnerable women who have committed no criminal acts?

«Ali stands up for what she believes in and her work on behalf of vulnerable women and children shows a commitment to justice that will serve our community well.»

Continue reading «Mark Clarke: Scores of vulnerable women rely on the police's Human Trafficking Unit, yet it is under threat - despite Gordon Brown's promises to the contrary»»

To build the capacity and self - esteem of the vulnerable women through enhance their life skills in order to promote their socio - economic through building capacities and abilities to exercise their rights to life, protection, and social security.

Judge Point also served as chair of the advisory committee on the safety and security of vulnerable women between December 2012 and May 2013.

The NCA accused Google and Facebook of «making profits» from the trafficking of vulnerable women.

The U.S. should fight to stop the needless deaths of vulnerable women across the globe — not perpetuate them.