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Search results for "peninsula" ...
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Death In The Desert
Exposing trafficking and enslavement of African refugees in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula -- a lawless place ruled by Bedouin tribes. Crimes involved include, but are not limited to, extortion, torture, human and organ trafficking, and murder.
Tags: sinai; peninsula; human trafficking; africa; refugee; Bedouin; torture; extortion; organ trafficking
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Death in the Desert
"This story exposes the trafficking and enslavement of African refugees in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula--a lawless place ruled by Bedouin tribes. What CNN's Pleitgen found was not only trafficking and enslavement, but also organ trafficking."
Tags: African refugees; Sinai Peninsula; Bedouin tribes; human trafficking; enslavement; broadcast
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer looks at U.S. Forest Service timber sales on the Olympic Peninsula; details how log-stealing and bid-rigging are common; reports that loggers, truck drivers and bidders cheat the federal government routinely, November - December 1987 and June 13 - 20, 1988.
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Peninsula and San Jose magazines reveal the management of a women's health club covered up knowledge of asbestos contamination at the club; despite tests showing the members have been exposed to asbestos, and despite promises to correct the problem, the club remains contaminated with asbestos dust, November 1988.
Tags: CA Wysham health club
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Peninsula Times-Tribune (Palo Alto, Calif.) series examines crimes ranging from drug abuse by patients and staff to medical negligence and the lack of judicial action taken in the Menlo Park Veterans Administration mental hospital; the three-month investigation used internal memos, crime records and interviews with patients, staff and local authorities, October 1979-January 1980.
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