that is part of its Anti-Human Trafficking Project. Graceland season 2, anti-human trafficking and anti-sex trafficking groups. The TV miniseries Human Trafficking (2005) by Christian Duguay stars Mira Sorvino, Donald Sutherland, and Robert Carlyle and tells the stories of a 16-year-old girl from Ukraine, a single mother from Russia, an orphaned 17-year-old girl from Romania, and a 12-year-old American tourist who become the victims of international sex slave traffickers. Sorvino and Sutherland are the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents who struggle to save them. Inhuman Traffic (2005) is one of numerous MTV EXIT (End Exploitation and Trafficking) documentary specials that addresses human trafficking. The European series Matroesjka's deals with girls from ex-Soviet countries, who have been deceived into sex slavery in Belgium. A character from the anime television series Symphogear (2012), Chris Yukine, was abducted by a gang in South America after the deaths of her parents in a civil war. She was forced into sex trafficking at the age of seven. Chris was freed six years later by the UN's intervention in Val Verde and subsequently transferred to Japan, only to be kidnapped again by main villain Finé upon her arrival. Finé further abuses Chris emotionally and sexually, and Chris shows symptoms of Stockholm syndrome towards Finé. in the Canadian/UK TV drama Sex Traffic (2004). Human trafficking (women trafficking) is portrayed in the Brazilian soap opera Salve Jorge (2012). The second season of the crime drama The Wire (2003) revolves around the discovery of 13 dead women in a shipping container in Baltimore port, and the subsequent investigation. Vidas Robadas (2007) Argentinean telenovela about human traffic. The telenovela was filmed in the small town of Zelaya, belonging to the Partido del Pilar, in the Province of Buenos Aires. The story unfolds in cases of kidnapping to force people to practice prostitution, and brings parallels with the case of Marita Verón. Susana Trimarco, mother of Marita Verón, advised the screenwriters Marcelo Camaño and Guillermo Salmerón. References Human trafficking in fiction Topics in popular culture Works about human trafficking