summer fun but alongside the hotels and restaurants one ukrainian resort has a marquee tourist site adesa has become a thriving hub for the sex slave industry as a strategic port its location makes it all hot spot for human trafficking to and from the region as alexei ownership ski reports. it is fun in the sun in the caribbean port city of odessa hundreds of thousands come here during the height to season. but for this woman from central africa it became a living nightmare with her identity concealed she told us how she was turned into a sex life. i met a man who told me he'd marry me and take care of me he brought me here when he locked me in a hotel room some men came every day and raped me sometimes there were three of them one later the man said he only to turkey but i managed to find help. she managed to escape from the man who hadn't slept now she lives in the just under protection program but many young girls here are not as lucky or every day as ships bring thousands of tourists in and out of but for many of this harbor becomes a point of no return as many sex slaves are being sh

and still to come as tourists flock to the ukrainian coastal resort of adesa to soak up the sun many are unaware of the darker side of life in the city. every day ships bring thousands of tourists in there now but for many of this harbor becomes a point. as many places are being shipped from here to other countries. the first according to reports u.k. forces used depleted uranium ammunition during the two thousand and three war in iraq it's alleged an inquiry has uncovered more than a forty sites across the country contaminated with high levels of radiation he knew some of the rain in manumission is widely controversial because of potential long term health effects british labor party m.p. paul flynn says the iraqi people are suffering the consequences we know that in the first iraq war depleted uranium was used in shells and it certainly is very very likely to be used again and it uses a ballast because of its density and shells but unfortunately. it's radioactivity. two three eight with gamma radiation is being reduced. to weapons of mass destruction but. destruction because the du

see reporting from adesa ukraine. well women's rights are also one of the spotlight elsewhere some countries are looking to buy a full face covering islamic veil in the latest edition of cross talk and his guests discuss whether the burka issue simply highlights intolerance that's coming up in about fifteen minutes time but for the meantime here's a brief example. we need to give them a lesson and be an example of what tolerance really means it means sticking to our principles even if it means accepting something that we ourselves find strange go down and listen to the women i've heard women explain why they wear niqab they when they can't because they are taught by an ideology that tells them that they are a precious stone a diamond a piece of candy that must be hidden to prove their worth i'm not going to stand up to an ideology that compares me to a piece of candy they also taught that they will burn in hell fire forever if any part of their body is shown where is the empowerment in this then the carbon are to be d

sex trade a burning issue in ukraine's resort city of adesa as thousands of women get caught up in the business which some say has the approval of corrupt officials the poor as well connected to some of the most popular destinations for sex slavery. campaigners accuse u.k. government of being anti-democratic after the are kicked out of the peace camp next parliament demonstrators have vowed to come back fight against what they see as a country's aggressive foreign policy. but also the headlines here in our t.n.x. speaks to charlotte down at an american attorney who says she's embarked on a campaign to force big corporations and high ranking u.s. politicians to take responsibility for their actions. attorney and author charlotte that it joins me now to talk about her current book the people first bush and the possible aura of impunity that's her.

to beaches for some summer sun the seedier side of one black sea resort in ukraine's being exposed adesa has become a thriving hub for the sex slave industry as a strategic importance that haitian makes it a hotspot for human trafficking between the region and other countries. it is fun in the sun in the ukrainian port city offered us hundreds of thousands come here during the hike to season. but for this woman from central africa it became a living nightmare with her identity concealed she told us how she was turned into a sex life. i met a man who told me he'd marry me and take care of me he brought me here then he locked me in a hotel room the men came every day and raped me sometimes there were three of them one later the man said he'd sell me to turkey but i managed to find help. she managed to escape from the man who had been slaves now she lives in the dust under the protection program but many young girls here are not as lucky every day ships bring thousands of tourists in and out of but for many this harbor becomes a point of no return as many sex slaves are being shipped from h

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