Despite allegations, no prosecutions for war zone sex trafficking

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Eight years ago, President George W. Bush issued a stern policy on sex trafficking in war zones — a policy that remains on the books to this

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"… nt company, Wackenhut Services Incorporated, said in an e-mail that due to ArmorGroup North America’s “contract with the State Department, AGNA may not respond in the pre …"

Contractor that was subject of iWatch News story reaches settlement with government

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Despite allegations, no prosecutions for war zone sex trafficking

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KBR subcontractor in Iraq gets U.S. contracts despite human trafficking allegations

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"… it with a $7.5 million payment to the U.S. government. The settlement with ArmorGroup North America (AGNA) and its affiliates was announced Thursday by Department of Justice. …"