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  Eastern European trafficking 16 August 2004  
What can be done about the global sex trade?

Tens of thousands of Eastern European women are trafficked around the world to work as prostitutes against their will.

Jenni talks to Victor Malarek, author of a new book on the new global trade in women, Iveta Vartunkova, trafficking officer for Anti-Slavery International and Burkhard Dammann from the UN's Office on Drugs and Crime.
 
Victor Malarek, The Natashas: The New Global Sex Trade, published by Vision Paperbacks
 
Anti-Slavery International
UN: Office on Drugs & Crime


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