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| 2 Letters 4 Trafficked Vanessa Baird examines the global trade in girls and young women sold into the sex industry. 8 Use my name From Moldova and Nigeria, survivors tell their stories to Louisa Waugh. 10 Meet the traffickers Victor Malarek shines a light on people who sell people. 12 The Facts 14 Knowing the difference Bishakha Datta goes to the heart of a highly polarized debate. 15 'I never want to be rescued again' Some anti-trafficking measures are doing more harm than good, argues Melissa Ditmore. 17 Stop Traffick! Creative ideas from around the world. 20 Action, contacts and resources. 21
SPECIAL FEATURE 25 Currents Death of a South African environmental activist; Mandelson and EU riding roughshod; Sierra Leone war crime convictions; China tries crackdown on polluters. PLUS: Wordpower and Seriously 28 Big Bad World Polyp suggests a new way to resist climate change. PLUS: NI Prize Crossword 29 Worldbeaters Robert B Zoellick has finally reached his Promised Land as World Bank President. What can we expect? 30 Mixed Media Including a special round-up of books on refugees, a film of Lady Chatterley and some spectacular Somali hip-hop. 32 Southern Exposure Street children reaching for fish in Mumbai, captured by Brazilian photographer Tatiana Cardeal. 33 View from Lagos Rebels in the Niger Delta have taken up arms - Ike Oguine explains what lies behind their resistance. 34 Essay: Working Life Nick Hedges offers a photographic tribute to an industrial Britain that has effectively now disappeared. 36 Country Profile: Costa Rica
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