Sentences with phrase «vulnerable girls»

When our most vulnerable girls and their babies suffer, so do we all.

Find Me Unafraid tells the uncommon love story between two uncommon people whose collaboration sparked a successful movement to transform the lives of vulnerable girls and the urban poor.

Moreover, the sect has illustrated once again its disregard for every religion and for the sanctity of human life, not only by targeting the innocent as they pray, but also by indoctrinating vulnerable girls for use as disposable commodities to fulfill its murderous purposes».

Addressing supporters of the governing NDC at Savelugu in the Northern Region, President Mahama said the promise to provide free temporary housing for such vulnerable girls is insulting to the dignity of northern girls.

However, these critically vulnerable girls and women are not on international dating sites, where members converse openly and choose whom to contact and communicate with, exercising their freedom of choice and association.

The government is putting in # 212 million in UK aid money to help one million vulnerable girls across the Commonwealth receive 12 years of quality education by 2030.

Photographs of beautiful, strong, vulnerable girls from all over the world reiterate that, in many countries, poverty, discrimination, and violence systematically keep women powerless.

The Bishop of Derby said the gang bosses advertise to vulnerable girls for sex on the web and then traffic them, before moving on to another holiday home to avoid suspicion.

I am a very gentle, kind and vulnerable girl.

He grudgingly lets the vulnerable girls move in, and their playful nature and wide - eyed requests to be read bedtime stories gradually melt his cold, cold heart.

She wrote and acted her way to a Golden Globe nomination in «Frances Ha,» deploying a sort of wifty, Teri Garr charm to the coming - of - age role of a vulnerable girl taking on the big city and mostly losing.

The exhibition goes on with the gloomy urban landscapes depicted in Glasgow by Raymond Depardon (French), with the portraits by Rineke Dijkstra (Dutch) of young and vulnerable girls in a night club, with the images of Bruce Gilden (American), who photographs workmen so closely that even the thinnest details of their faces, including the most disquieting, are emphasized.