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Fresh Air, Peter Landesman
- Narrated by: Terry Gross
- Length: 50 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Peter Landesman, contributing writer to The New York Times Magazine, on this edition of Fresh Air. Landesman investigated the sex slave industry for this week's cover story, "The Girls Next Door." He found that tens of thousands of women, girls, and boys are smuggled into the United States from Eastern Europe and held captive as sex slaves in American cities like New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Chicago. Landesman reports that the US government has done little to pursue the traffickers. (Broadcast Date: January 26, 2004)
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