A Cameraman's Journal

en-usMarch 21, 2012

Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery

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About this Episode

24 million people are enslaved in Asia. RFA traveled to faraway places to expose slavery. This journal reveals the private thoughts of the cameraman. He is an experienced professional. Yet what he saw during this assignment "changed him forever."

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