Übersetzung für "Forced begging" in Deutsch

They are being forced into prostitution, forced labour or begging.

The fight against forced begging by children must be incorporated into the European Roma integration strategy.

How many people are victims of organ trafficking, forced begging and sexual exploitation!

Firstly, the definition of 'trafficking in human beings' will now be much broader and will include trafficking into the sex industry, labour exploitation, especially in the agricultural sector and domestic service, and forced begging.

There are many other reasons, besides prostitution and forced labour, for the exploitation of human beings: forced begging, illegal adoptions, organ trafficking, and so on are all cases covered by the text of the directive.

Another failing is in relation to the child trafficking for adoption, prostitution, illegal labour, forced marriage, and begging on the streets or for any other illegal purpose, all of which continue to represent a serious problem in the EU.

Although there has been considerable progress made following the Hague Convention on the Protection of Children and Cooperation in Respect of Inter-Country Adoption, precarious childhood, violations of the rights of children, violence against them and child trafficking for adoption, prostitution, illegal labour, forced marriage, and begging on the streets or for any other illegal purpose, remain a problem in the EU.

The EU's response to this now covers prostitution and other forms of sexual exploitation, the exploitation of workers through forced labour and begging, organ trafficking, illegal adoption, forced marriage, drug trafficking and even the exploitation of an individual to commit petty theft or robberies.

It manifests itself in the form of sexual exploitation, as previous speakers have mentioned, as well as abusive working conditions, forced domestic labour, illegal adoption, forced begging and the sale of organs.

We cannot close our eyes to the situations of the several thousand street children and homeless children in the Member States of the Union, of whom many are forced into begging, stealing, illegal labour or prostitution.

These include the increasing numbers of those affected by human trafficking in connection with forced labour, the provision of services, forced begging by children and petty crime, as well as trafficking for the purposes of illegal adoption or forced marriages.

They are shut out of schools, locked out of opportunity, and condemned to live in unbearable conditions – subject to child labor or forced begging, sold into marriage, trafficked, conscripted into gangs, or recruited by extremists.

The Committee proposes that a distinction be drawn between trafficking for sexual exploitation and the other forms of trafficking (forced labour and begging and organ trafficking), so that it is clear to all what needs to be addressed.

However, given that they face multiple forms of discrimination (violence, trafficking in human beings and underage and forced marriages, and begging involving children), they should also be addressed with more targeted measures as part of a gender specific and child sensitive strategic approach.

Within the context of this Directive, forced begging should be understood as a form of forced labour or services as defined in the 1930 ILO Convention No 29 concerning Forced or Compulsory Labour.

The EU should encourage the EaP countries who have not yet done so to ratify the UN Palermo Trafficking in Persons Protocol and the Council of Europe Convention on Actions against Trafficking in Human Beings and to make optimum use of international instruments in combating all the various forms of human trafficking, such as trafficking for the purpose of sexual and labour exploitation, domestic servitude and forced begging.

Within the context of this Directive, forced begging should be understood as a form of forced labour or service as defined in the ILO Convention No. 29 concerning Forced or Compulsory Labour of 29 June 1930.

When individuals are sold by other individuals in states governed by the rule of law, whether it be for sexual or labour exploitation, forced begging or, more recently, for organ trafficking, fictive marriages and when the traffickers are able to make substantial profits from their activity, the very credibility of the principles of respect for human rights, which the European Union strives so hard to spread across the world, is affected.

When individuals are sold by other individuals in states governed by the rule of law, whether it be for sexual or labour exploitation, forced begging or, more recently, for organ trafficking, and when the traffickers are able to make substantial profits from their activity, the very credibility of the principles of respect for human rights, which the European Union strives so hard to spread across the world, is affected.

The Committee recommends the creation, by an independent authority, of a label identifying the cities most hostile to human trafficking and most actively opposed to prostitution or forced begging.

The Committee proposes that a distinction be drawn between trafficking for sexual exploitation and the other forms of trafficking (forced labour, begging, fictive marriages and organ trafficking), so that it is clear to all what needs to be addressed.

According to official data roughly 21 million people, often very poor and vulnerable, are victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation, forced labour and begging, illegal organ removal, domestic servitude and forced marriages, illegal adoption and other forms of exploitation.

S & D rapporteur Anna Hedh said: "People are being bought and sold in Europe today and then forced into prostitution, begging or hard labour.

This often happens to young foreigners who are forced to prostitution or to unaccompanied foreign minors who are forced to go begging.

This often happens to foreign youngsters forced to prostitute themselves, or to foreign unaccompanied minors forced into begging, or even prostitution.

Criminal groups traffic women for sexual exploitation and children for purposes of forced begging, burglary and pick pocketing.

Some of them had been forced to go begging, had left school or never been enrolled there, were not registered in State records or were in need of medical treatment.

Without a protective environment, children are particularly exposed to various threats: kidnapping, illegal adoption, violence or forced into begging.