Sex Traffic

Can you say your name for me?

My name is Anya Petria.

- And, Anya, how old are you? - I'm 17 years old.

No, no, no. You're 16.

What's your name?

My name is Anya Petria and I am 16 years old.

My name is Julia.

- And how old are you? - I am 17.

- Stefania. That's a nice name. - Thanks.

And smile. Smile. That's good. That's really good.

Who's that?

- Cal, what are you doing here? - Anya?

Why did you let him in? Hold this. Why did you let him in?

Anya.

- Leave him alone! - Don't touch her! Come here!

- No! - Anya!

No! No!

- Anya! - You want to get her into trouble?

You want to get her into trouble? OK. OK.

What the fuck are you doing?

You go home. You don't know what you're dealing with.

This is not a good place for you. All right? Go on.

Barry, what are you filming her for?

What do you think she does when she's not with you?

Hmm? You think she's an angel, that girl?

Huh?

Now, you go home and you'll see her at the bar tomorrow.

OK? Get yourself together. You're a mess.

- Just let me talk to her. - Sshh. No, no.

I just want to talk to her.

Go home now! Or you will never see her again.

Policija! Policija!

Shut up!

Sit down! I said, sit down!

Get them out of here and don't let them back in again.

Barry, where is she? Barry, where is Anya?

Barry, where is she?

We only speak English now, Lena.

English.

Lena?

Fish and chops!

Fish and chips. Chips.

Sergeant Callum Tate. Six months in Sarajevo,

and before that missions in Kosovo and Zagreb.

- It's an exemplary career. - Yes, sir.

So what the hell were you doing?

I was looking for someone.

By the International Peacekeeping Coalition's Sanctions of Occupation,

fraternisation is strictly forbidden.

- Were you trying to buy a woman? - Not for what you think.

$2,000 is a lot just for her conversation.

It wasn't like that. I know the girl.

I was trying to set her free.

So you've been to the bar before?

- I was concerned, sir. - About what?

About other officers.

- What they might be involved in. - Involved in?

Involved in what?

Hmm?

If you can't tell us...

- Sir... - You're finished here.

I'm sending you home.

Your career in law enforcement is over.

You are discharged from Kernwell.

No press. This never happened.

- Hey, Ricks. - Yes, sir?

How're you doing?

- See you, Barry. - See ya, man.

'My name is Anya Petria... '

'I'm 17 years old... '

Got all your stuff?

Hey! Somebody's puked on your bonnet.

Oh fuck.

Hello.

- Baby or beer? - Hello.

Beer, I think. Probably safer. Thanks.

You fucker.

Yeah. Mmm.

Yes. It's a friend of Lou's.

- I'd come up to about her thigh. - That hasn't stopped you before.

- When are you going to have a party? - I'm not.

It's not my house. I just water the plants.

Oh shit! Sorry. Sorry.

- No, it's fine. - I'm useless.

Oh. You should maybe take that off.

Not off now. I mean... I don't mean it like that. Forget it.

- You're not very good at this. - Definitely room for improvement.

Nosh.

- It's Kurdish. - Oh.

- Are you good at languages? - Not really.

A smatter of anything, apart from not very good at my own.

- I'm Sarah, by the way. - Daniel.

- Drink? - Yeah.

- Is this your place? - No.

A friend's.

He's in Brazil for a year. He likes his yuccas.

They're my boxes though.

His fridge.

- Are these yours? - Yup.

What was it you said you did again?

Advertising.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Oh fuck.

Stop banging the machine.

He's short. He needs two pence.

You got 86 pence. If you spend it, you live with it.

It's not a hotel.

What does he want, room service?!

It's only two pence, mate. Can anybody change a tenner?

5p. I've got five pence. Five pence. There you go. Five pence.

He says you remind him very much of his... brother.

"Immigration! Get out! Get out!"

Daniel...

Please, Daniel. Please.

This could take months.

OK.

Fucking hell.

Now I speak English.

What do you think?

I think she is... a lesbian.

Lesbian.

Fish and chips.

- Do you know this lawyer? - No. Phone call, weekend?

Were you involved in the skirmish? Course you were.

- I said I'd try and help him. - Don't do that.

You bloody well do that and we pick up the pieces.

He had his appeal read. It's a sad story, I know, but...

He lost his family. On compassionate grounds alone...

We map the routes, monitor journeys, we can't fight the cases.

Incidentally, Italy tomorrow - plotting the trafficking routes?

- That's Monday. - Tomorrow.

I made you write it in your diary.

Oh, fuck. Yeah. Yup. OK. I'm there.

You make promises but you can't keep them.

Have you lost weight, Joan? You look like you've lost weight.

Hello. Speak For Freedom.

- 'Daniel, it's Rick.' - Rick. Hiya.

- 'Have I got leprosy or something? ' - No.

I've just been avoiding your calls, that's all.

- 'Did you shag her? ' - Yeah. She nearly fucking killed me.

- I'm going to die. - Yeah. You're gonna die.

Tina, make sure she eats something tonight, please.

- The dog poos in the kitchen again. - Oh, Christ!

Tina, I'm so sorry. Billy!

Leah, if your dad calls and he's going to be late...

I'm divorcing him.

Speech.

- When is it? - How did you know?

- That's what parents get paid for. - Saturday.

- Booze? - Probably.

- Drugs? - Uh, yeah.

And girls. Your father keeps the condoms next to the ashtray.

Mom!

Unless there's something that you haven't told me.

Billy...

A nasty accident is gonna happen to that dog if you don't deal with him.

Put a coat on.

'As one of this country's leading defence contractors, '

providing international security

and peacekeeping services for the US government across five continents,

Kernwell is proud to announce

the World-Wide Federation Against Forced Migration

as its charity for this year.

This charity's ethos is very close to Kernwell's own.

It is to guard, to guide...

to protect.

And, as head of Kernwell's charity fund,

I know that these values are passionately embraced

by Kernwell's CEO, Tom Harlsburg.

Who, as well as leading this international police force,

is also... l'm proud to say, my husband.

And the man I threatened with divorce if he showed up late tonight.

We need to talk about the Iraq contract.

Glad you could make it, sweetheart.

I would like to remind everyone

that tonight is about digging deep in your pockets,

about making those pledges...

We have our first donation of the evening.

Ladies and gentlemen, from Magnus. Thank you, Magnus.

Ladies and gentlemen, $100,000.

From the chairman of the board and founder of Kernwell.

Without further ado. I'd like to introduce Dr Lola Carizzoni

who is head of the WFAFM shelter in Italy,

helping women trafficked from Eastern Europe and beyond.

Dr Carizzoni.

Christina...

Amalka...

Merita...

Anya.

Just a few of the young women

whose belief that they might find a better future

has cost them their lives.

Last year, 50,000 women and children

were illegally trafficked into this country.

If they're not cleaning your office,

they'll probably be surviving other ways.

Over 75% we believe are being used by men in the sex industry.

Men who may be doctors, police officers,

high-level politicians...