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Resources
Kavi (2009)
A film about a boy in India names Kavi, who is forced to work in a brick kiln as a modern-day slave.
Children for Sale: The Fight to End Human Trafficking (2015)
In this CNN Special Report, Jada Pinkett uncovers the horrific realities of modern-era slavery in the U.S., where children are kidnapped and exploited by traffickers.
Anamika/The Nameless (2005)
A short documentary on trafficking of women and children from Andhra Pradesh to various parts of India. It investigates dancing bars, nude dance programs, and massage parlors in the red light areas of Pune, Mumbai, and Delhi.
Demand (2012)
Demand sheds light on the business model that sustains sex trafficking and exposes the role demand plays in fueling the sex industry.
Smooth Flight (2002)
This documentary serves as a guide for teens in the Baltic states seeking to work and travel abroad safely and protect themselves from labor abuses.
No Risk, No Champagne (2002)
No Risk, No Champagne narrates the experiences of women who leave Ukraine to become successful in the West. In concordance with the Russian proverb that says “who takes no risks drinks no champagne,” these women risk everything for a chance to move westward and find a husband or a career.
The Peacekeepers and the Women (2003)
This film examines the sex trafficking industry in Bosnia and Kosovo and investigates the role of UN peacekeeping forces and the local military in perpetuating the sex trade industry.
Sold in America (2009)
Sold in America is a documentary that follows three women, Maria, Miriam, and Michele, as they recount their stories of being sold into prostitution in the United States.
Iska’s Journey (2007)
A hungarian film following the journey of Maria Varga, a street child, from her small town to the Black Sea, where she becomes a victim of human trafficking.
Selling the Girl Next Door (2011)
In a year-long investigation, CNN correspondent Amber Lyon examines the realities of the business of underage sex.