Human trafficking in popular culture refers to depictions of human trafficking, the illegal trade of human beings for the purposes of reproductive slavery, commercial sexual exploitation, forced labor, or a modern-day form of slavery. It has been featured in a variety of popular culture forms and on numerous occasions. This topic has been discussed more and more around the world within the past several years. Film and video Literature and publications (Alphabetical by author's last name) The 2019 novel, Big Sky written by Kate Atkinson exposes a human trafficking ring based in North Yorkshire. A 2006 Punisher story arc called "The Slavers", written by Garth Ennis, dealt with the horrors of human trafficking and sex slavery. The 2009 play, She Has a Name, by Andrew Kooman, winner of the Scripts at Work/Alberta Playwrights Network Award The 2009 novel, The Girl Who Played with Fire by Stieg Larsson The 2009 novel, A False Dawn, by Tom Lowe (St. Martins Press, ) depicts the horrors of human trafficking in the U.S. The 2008 autobiography, The Road of Lost Innocence by Somaly Mam Terry Lee Wright's novel, River of Innocents follows the 17-year-old Majlinda into the world of modern-day slavery, where she struggles to hold on to her humanity and to help the stolen children around her survive. Music videos Soul Asylum's music video of "Runaway Train" shows human traffic. Television (alphabetical by series) Sony TV's Indian series Crime Patrol, based on true events, has covered this topic. Criminal Minds episode 6.24, "Supply and Demand", addresses a human trafficking ring that abducts stressed-out college students. The CSI: NY episode, "She's Not There", showcases the horrors of human trafficking when a Russian tourist is murdered and a girl goes missing. Everyone wants to be with Marilyn (Todos quieren con Marilyn) is a prime-time soap opera produced by RCN Televisión, in a partnership with UNODC Colombia, which informs millions of viewers about human-trafficking within the context of sexual exploitation. The final part of the show follows the story of a young woman who travels abroad thinking she will become a model, only to end up working against her will as a prostitute. Marilyn, in the meantime, sets up an NGO that assists victims of trafficking and offers support to women wishing to abandon the world of prostitution. The soap opera's main male character plays a UNODC staff member who is working on a national campaign