trafficking
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- noun
- /ˈtræfɪkɪŋ/
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- Protection against the crimes associated with drug trafficking is the largest direct cost found in this study.
- human trafficking
- drug trafficking
- sexual trafficking
But the majority of child trafficking is right under our noses.
- But the majority of child trafficking is right under our noses.
- Both were convicted for sex trafficking of young girls.
- It's for territory, it's for trafficking routes up to the border, right?
- One assignment that really had an impact was sex trafficking in Houston.
- There is the child sex trafficking conspiracy.
- So I will say that the pandemic hit survivors of trafficking really hard.
- It says the Berlin authorities raided Artemis in a human trafficking investigation.
- The whole place is built on money laundering and human trafficking and drug trafficking.
- And I've covered it some sex trafficking, a lot of it.
- It's more money made than human trafficking now, than drugs.
- And a lot of them wouldn't know child trafficking if it bit them in the ass.
- They are our natural partner on climate, on trafficking, on crime, on drugs, on terrorism.
Examples
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Both were convicted for trafficking young girls in an illegal operation.
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There is the child sex trafficking conspiracy.
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It's more money made than human trafficking now, than drugs.
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Many of these services are provided for in the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act.
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Still others are forced into the drug trafficking world against their will.
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As noted above, sexual trafficking in the United States is part of a wider global problem.
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Both were convicted for sex trafficking of young girls.
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Accordingly, it is difficult to understand sexual trafficking in the United States apart from the wider global context.
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But the majority of child trafficking is right under our noses.
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She's founder and president of the Human Trafficking Pro Bono Legal Center.
Synonyms
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To bring banned goods into or out of a country without paying taxes
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Illegal buying, selling, or moving of drugs such as heroin
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Illegal buying and selling of drugs for profit
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Taking goods or people across a border in secret and against the law
Illegal sale and smuggling of drugs
Compounds
How Illegal
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Trafficking comes from the older word traffic, which meant 'trade' or 'dealings' and is the same root as the everyday traffic of cars and people. So trafficking means the trade or movement of goods, people, or information, often in an illegal way.