UN.GIFT Human Trafficking B-Roll Part 1 Feb 2008

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Video Provided by the International Labour Organisation (ILO)

1. Brussels, Belgium, Feb 2002 - Police Raid Red Light District

Shows: Belgian police patrol red light district; policeman says girls trapped into prostitution are afraid to tell the police because the traffickers may harm their families back home; prostitutes in windows; policeman interviews prostitute; policeman says x-rays of the bone structure of one girl showed she was just 13-years-old; policeman says that the law used to be too loose, but now they would close the area down if they found such a young girl

 

2. South Italy Coast, 2002 - Coastguard Intercept Illegal Immigrants

Shows: Coastguard helicopter patrol; migrants on speed boat; migrants run ashore; police intercept and interview migrants

 

3. Tokyo, Japan, 2005 - Red Light District advertises Western girls

Shows: vs red light district; advertisements for Western hostesses; exteriors of hostess clubs

 

4. Romania, 2005  - Street Children especially vulnerable to human trafficking

Shows: young girls cleaning car windows; vs very young children begging for money from passing vehicles

 

5. Peru, 2005 - Forced labour is common in illegal lumber camps

Shows: vs trees being felled; workers resting; vs lumber yards; logs transported on river

 

6.Burkino Faso, 2005 - Bus station used as transit point for child trafficking

Shows: vs bus station; heavily-laden buses; anti-trafficking agency posters; vs buses