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Benjamin Skinner on the world of modern-day slavery

Alison Stewart interviews Benjamin Skinner, investigative journalist and author of “A Crime So Monstrous,” about his work exposing the world of modern day slavery and human trafficking.

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Benjamin Skinner on the world of modern-day slavery

Alison Stewart interviews Benjamin Skinner, investigative journalist and author of “A Crime So Monstrous,” about his work exposing the world of modern-day slavery and human trafficking.

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A film enters the fight against modern slavery

An interview with Robert Bilheimer about his documentary “Not My Life,” which addresses the global epidemic of human trafficking.

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human trafficking

Benjamin Skinner on the world of modern-day slavery

Benjamin Skinner on the world of modern-day slavery

A film enters the fight against modern slavery

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