Super Bowl and Human Trafficking | KQED Newsroom
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Channel: KQED News · 2016 · News & Politics
This week's Super Bowl festivities include all kinds of entertainment, including free concerts and parties. But a shadow economy often accompanies these big events. Law enforcement officials say the Super Bowl is a magnet for human traffickers - with people forced to work as prostitutes and laborers against their will. Guests: • Bertram Fairries, FBI assistant special agent in charge • Ruth Silver Taube, legal chair of the South Bay Coalition to End Human Trafficking
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