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Free the Slaves staff Jacob Patton, Austin Choi-Fitzpatrick, and Peggy Callahan will be blogging here to keep track of what we know about trafficking and US contractors in Iraq and how the warslavery.org campaign is going.

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David Phinney Recaps Accusations Against First Kuwaiti

Independent journalist David Phinney has compiled a list of current allegations regarding First Kuwaiti Trading & Contracting.

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New Reports by Independent Journalist David Phinney Sheds Light on Additional Abuse

I recently interviewed David Phinney, an independent journalist based in Washington, DC. Phinney, who has been covering the issue of human trafficking by US government contractors since 2004, has released several new stories in which he interviews American contractors who have witnessed firsthand the labor abuses occurring in Iraq.

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Sources and resources pt.2

A second installment of what you need to know about US tax dollars paying for human trafficking during the Iraq war: a CNN report from 2004 as well as old and new articles by David Phinney.

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WarSlavery Campaign | Summer '07 Update

The last few months have been a busy time here at the WarSlavery Campaign. The plight of workers and growing concern about the New Embassy Compound have captured attention from the media as well as the federal government.

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