could be in a period of time where they are here and i'm looking forward to hopefully more close battles with us in the future i am expects more scenes like this next season hamilton now just 7 race when shy of michael schumacher has all time records. up next is the dean kamen tree about the people who are fighting modern slavery if you're on twitter you can follow us that. go today w dot com i'm jared rainbow by. welcome to the book is the game here for details. we have plenty to talk about in. this country. little. let's have a look at some of them. so you don't want to. go.

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you know when the other day was created the day. they were created based on the traditional british infantry structure they had and you know coney as as the commander gave a deputy commander. and then his officer corps usually in army have an officer corps with a new chief of staff and that was that officer corps was called control alter that was the name that was given to and within control to then you have the brigades and battalions and brigades. and within control alter caesar chalo was the director of intelligence he's been with the other a very long time you know since the beginning of the ellery unlike most of the

other a who are forcefully recruited he's. joined terribly any rows up quite quickly. so he was part of the high command. simply you need to come back into the community i mean everybody knows you will form a command little thing i'll. just not. feel really really. there were those aware of the duck. after i'd have been had already been taken i swear before me. but in the

entire village. i did not. and then what would those who are digging up the duct tape either before or after. in the bush. of course. the war i'm always. going to get into captivity and. who does it look you in when we see. these are ever going to concoct. there were deaths once we were completely in ca. i

wish. i was still asleep when the rebels came. they tied me up and their leader started to beat me. first they cut off my ears then my nose and then my lips. i cried. and they grabbed one of my hands and started cutting off my fingers. and then they took the other hand. so i begged them to at least leave me with one hand i don't know why you. can't make it but i could but they said no. and topped off both.

for somebody from his neighborhood of hope mark when they're both introduced to the kids. who are in their early years this is very just. kind of an age they were among those people. who could just being maybe she'll take one from me here. who grew to our dignity as a way to be a bit for me and could be one of their just 111 or 2. different communities separately and yet but the later they came to be good conduct myself. children. who screwed. me much later than it's critical. and we're in.

this take an example so they go into a school they have that 100 kids. maybe some of those kids will kill a teacher or some other parts of the community and then then the fans how much time they have in that then they go out. as there as they're going along to the rendezvous point where they're going to meet the other group and then start redistributing the kids some of those kids for then they can already start using them as practice so they'll have another kid kill that kid and so they start with 100 and as by the time you get to the rendezvous point you might have 70 or something 30 of them might have died along the way. i think they they use this leaping are you sleepy you know then the thing if they're sleepy then they get they get killed or something but anyways so by the time the 70 get there that they're

already there's already been a vetting process they're already a little bit stronger than those 30 that died or a little bit lucky but usually they're stronger and then over time. that that number reduces they get there too slow they don't kill fast enough they cry kill kill kill kill kill and so finally at the end you get you know the 5 or 10 that are left and those are the the strongest the physically the strongest and the most adept at killing because some people are good at it some people do you know some develop an appetite for that. and so that's how the other a function so they go through this darwinian survivalist selection process where only the strongest and the fiercest survive.

if somebody will form. according to their leadership. from a. punishment of course. when the executed a number of people. of course committed just kind of in the. group mistakes. those were going the wrong some of them were. good. rick security. there was a woman my commander who's what i always used to carry past the woman for money and she said she didn't have any. my commander ransacked the graner and found her money when he took the money and left me there to kill her. first i stabbed her in the heart then in the head she only screamed once. then my commander said

ok she's dead let's go now he and the woman had her 2 children there and. to the children see you kill her. the older boy was interrogated by my commander under a tree and the other boy was too young to understand he was still very small and he sat by the door and watched me the whole time thinking you can. do for people who try to rescue them and they are. some of them. could have. been going on is. going to be in day. but if. i had as. good

a british. punishment. are. there was a boy and a girl they ran away. now. that we call them again. i don't when they tied the boy up. right. away and gave the girl. whom. they told her they chopped the boy to pieces. so she started cutting him but she was too weak. then she said that the older kids should come the big ones. they came and they started cutting in different places. they were cutting and cutting. and they told us again and again well look. the same will happen to you if you try to flee. and

they threaten to kill us if they're on the run of our families. i was shaking with fear. and now they ordered the girl to carry the head of the boy knew where one me they said they'd kill her if she dropped the hand that she had to throw the head up in the air and catch it 4 times. they said they cut into pieces if she dropped the head. wound so she threw the head and caught it. again and again . and it like this on the. ground and links us.

no one ever feels good to go to. with our can you feel good about. their production then ergo quiet to you i tell you and yet you us or rather than feel good of you of being abducted. and the one who refused it was triggered and those who were dead no one found good book. so you have been one of the mongols of the world. unite. with you right. here many things you can teach. and a kind of luck team does it explain. at least lifted me for a shit and never will. probably does he. invented

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in slaves paid for saving the most awful existence so we support n.g.o.s on the ground because they do great work and they say plots a life for the time but then you need that prime minister a little and that state authority both come together to say. ending modern day slavery will be great for us tonight. and the great threat of qana me will be correct for our people and it will be cried from global credibility that's how do we do it and that's when i don't see if you can portray even a strategy that want to see an implementation plan with a budget so they say yes or no. and that if the fed collectively state by state becomes. the budget to end slavery in india. and then put the other 19 to

20 other really serious slave suffering countries. their budgets to encipher in their country put together. then becomes the total number to end slavery in the world. and that's where i'm heading that's where everyone around me government supporters n.g.o.s and that's where we'll. show your control. plate right i'll. go up. to them. like the look look look look look look i'm pretty away from it they're. going to come up that my son had to work as a slave in the brick factory now my slave and obese him. let me tell

never paid him and constantly beat him up about. going to come back right after they were 28 other people working as slaves together with my son and. i. feel. we still like to work for you if you want to share with you very likely. use of torture that was used by the people against the ladies against their sons against the police if in our home life was the only number we were maltreated the entire

time back that he wanted of his mark on him with the money going you don't know how much the owner of the brick factory gave his no money and no food. we asked for money to buy some food with a monkey or if a child needed medicine because they were ill but somebody just beat us and say your parents borrowed money from me and never paid it back suddenly religiously the women were right about him any attractive women were ripe by the owner of all the gods a god if i didn't know how when you're a lot of problems on were forced to work. work but if we didn't want to work the factory owner threatened to throw us into the furnace. he. whoa whoa whoa. whoa. whoa whoa. whoa.

did you try to talk to the slaver when you realized you weren't getting paid i mean when. we were thinking about it. some i learned a worker tried to talk to the owner. if they killed him. one of them and at the unit mine and whoa whoa. whoa. then have had a set of values but. 2 months later i found the courage to secretly go to the office of a human rights organization. though some allow those so i told them everything. we are saying that. mother hindi i said to them. felt something if you don't for us i'm sure we'll all be killed with with a lot of names. january 26th you were freed from slavery and it's a fight that was there in the police stormed the brickworks. exhibited here has

been paid for you. not to give this up on the books. oh yes all of us just. a few. 100 feet from this is. just to look at my body all the people who work here get paid now look for a little money is put aside for call on medication which in case the children fall ill. but in the future we want to free more people and find work for them to. get out there so that. the boys were thinking about opening another brick factory. we wouldn't pay a fixed salary with a it depends on what we've done. with that we share the money among the families. but and everybody's in agreement with thoughts of what you want to simply let them look but that the the back of the book is. there.

that everybody like to. have. one partly on one thing that you know you really think you know you're asking for a series or 2 to one or 2 to 2 to. one . or. good morning ladies and gentlemen. i'm here today just off the road as master of ceremonies so to speak friend avenger forest i have known him for quite some time

and i have a great deal of respect for these attempting to achieve with the global slavery index we here today is privileged people fortunate to achieve to succeed in life because of the opportunities we've been given as an actor my role is often to patrol a broad human emotion but nothing really compares to the reality of the lives reflected in the reports being published today 45800000 people. living. across every single country in the world. bell and by slavery those in germany forced. so ladies and gentlemen thank you 1st. really familiar brothers and sisters you're in a family a battle a war we're going to win a war where we're not going to. pass. this battlefield in britain. ecuador spain. china india is pakistan wherever it is.

we're not going to leave this field of life. upon us. it's not the numbers which really matter here it's because the most valuable of resources in the world. as a people the spark started for me with a little 15 year old girl who went to nepal she's actually my hero if you've been bears to think that but i'm sure she. spoke up. 7 or 8 years ago. and said dad. i think i know about some child trafficking. and after she explained that. i then started to look at the threads of child trafficking child sex trafficking around the world. and that of course. looking for forced labor and bonded labor and then to the conversation with rights and conversations all of the world actually enough is enough the final emancipation is

our generation. well i mean i decided that i wanted to understand how exactly as human trafficking was happening what i did was a full trails of all the cartoons and then. i found victims for example of victim from in a swell and i was sold into a brothel in mexico. a victim from the u.s. that was sold into a brothel to japan so i interviewed them i went back to the country where they were caught and i full trains of everything they told me so i spent 5 years

going around the world visited $135.00 countries and i had to train for a year how to do pole dancing and how to dress up as a prostitute to go into certain places all over central america and and in mexico on in other countries and then i dress anon because in some areas the only plays the only people that can go into these areas in mexico city were they are exploiting girls little girls and prostitution from 4 years old to 1010 or 11 years old the only look on cundall when and get out alive are nuns. i started investigating child pornography years ago it's a story about $200.00 children and documents that were. bought and caught by is businessman very famous businessman in cancun this man was

. what's getting this children gone the way children 2345 year old girls and boys to be sexually exploited in his hotel by their reach people by businessman politicians senate chose governors. and one of the girls. states a network and she told me the story so i will do build about it and then no. this guy came into my office he made you know an appointment and he came to my office and started talking and telling me that the senator wanted me to get out of this business. so anyway he said he said $1000000.00 for me. i told him to get out of my office and everything which is laughing at me and saying then if you don't want the money then you will get the you know the guns she will get killed and he wasn't from people i mean they get they didn't win care as

such mobsters if they even care that we have witnesses to all that so then months later day i was driving on my office and i had the federal guards that were waiting for me. and and then all the stars like close to the street one car on this side one called the other side and there were 2 other cars that were closing in to me and then 2 gunmen came out and one of them put it on you know that's my body and to say kill you a couple of bodyguards not to move or not to get the gong south side of us that we've got is kind of does so i told him you know don't move don't move and they put me in a car and they could not. all through the 20 i was the torch me.

when they took me away people in my office knew that i was in danger so i told my team like months before i publish the book i told them listen they want to kill me i'm going to always this is for 10 just so if something happens to me whatever it is 16 think kill me if they get me whatever you have to do this so i give them a long list of people to call immediately as they took me they started doing that they called for everyone and that saved my life because these guys could saying that they were going to kill me and one point days stopped in the middle of the way in they took me by the hair and they put me in front of the ocean and they said they want to drop me in the water. and then also some they got this phone call and it was the governor of put telling them not to assume that she said

you have to bring her life and that happened because of all these people you know call the governor and people said you know if she doesn't come alive we know what you the one who are the police meant go get her then you will pay for it. and then i place the case against them in the supreme court and when that all being able to get to the the chief of this mafia of human tawfiq a school in johns without putting. a 1st time sentence lean left in america else 113 years for child pornography which is a 1st ever. so it was worth. it was really hard and i want to terribly for a long long time to get over it you know and it's you know. and everything but it was it was one i mean 200. feet from that network and the boss is in jail this is when i die in jail.

let me ask you something personal. you have kids. in ward 8 i mean. your. words are burning in my heart since ready to be a doctor. who was born in 1890. she

living going to bed like. 4 to. one they're wrong 1415 years you've been. in the bush in the jungle in that yes. for you if. the woman coming. we're going to she's. how did you meet them do john. it was. under constant instruction. to how. according to him. what. a. the machine is.

so it was you. are not going to uganda pretty numb over here is usually stupid to be fool. for these instructions. you know i look at it that i should be. fun i was 11 years old. the rebel leader pony gave us to a man. this man came at night and threatened us. he said we should have sex with him or he would kill us.

all on the man started with me. for what. he wanted me most of all. we cried and screamed. but nobody helped us. what happened to a woman who refused. well. some of them. were to be executed.

there was a logistics section within the ellery allocators food like you would you would go in and ducked food you'd go and abducted goods you go in and women children you'd bring them and the same guy that distributed sugar or rice is the same guy that distributed the wives once advocated as wives they can rape her. so the higher rank you got the better the more wise you got. but they had to be allocated to you. and then and then from there you can you can have sexual relations with them and then then you force produce children so that the children produced in that process are the bush babies. they don't they don't have any family back home they don't have any knowledge of what normal life. so.

that's because he's relying on some bush thinks he's they have no family in uganda they have no idea of what normal life is and he's raised those guys up to senior position because the bush they you know whether it's been around for more than 20 years you know 25 years or so some of these bush babies especially the ones that were born you know earlier like in their twenty's and they're all they know is putting all they know is the bush.

yeah well i mean amnesty the blanket amnesty i think started in 2000 in uganda but now is and that time there's a lot of different rebel groups than just me and so that was a way of uganda of uganda you know try trying to get these guys to come back you know be integrated back in the army be integrated back in his normal life and to stop the rebellion as a counterinsurgency tool as a way of also

a reference to the national reconciliation. and that that's been renewed renewed renewed renewed renewed and renewed until today. and it's a blanket amnesty so. blanket is unconditional l.s.d. . i know the guidance of been trying to prosecute one or 2 of the guys that have come back until now they haven't been successful because the court hasn't accepted it. so until parliament changes the law then they they can't prosecute anybody. you received amnesty true so you are a free man. for all for quoting from a misty act. i'm refraining. from religion it's. not mine it's. going to march.

because the government. should be granted amnesty. but the had to do community. made me look at seen differently. yes all. kind of lake. if you really ready look. at price who had been granted amnesty. i have. and guilt oppression maybe i don't say eat. you're no mean. different you're less pressure. you're going to meet somebody in the be an h. n. do do we have to you could explain it all in a book. to you.

what do you think today about it that the group has kidnapped one of my 1000 kids. to see were tasty cupboards. can be. difficult to explain but. the 1000 or so one of the 130 to one of the 1001 for hundreds. of kids that we're back to the u.n. said it's over 20 years around $100.00 thousands and it's. let's talk. that's a figure. on her 3rd and kids. go but 20 yes dean says he said he'd been here. they were victims of.

those kids who are used to do. you have victims. committed. on later. they where forced. infighting. it's. safe usually i know they were during war. i know. people have guns and i sent it. on abductions from children. like why where he abducted in that room but. then number one other me like one of. my. and i'm

a cleaner grew up with that much. good will be something not a good. one and. so 50000 if you think that there are. less and.

100 goats and a woman from tokyo new hope for the police trying to you know region the peace but yeah we hope that she can get our economy moving i mean. we do get up arrived in trentino 8 years ago as a refugee now she owns her own business and is helping to turn this region around

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