Not-so-hot off the press: Human trafficking report

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The State Department’s internal watchdog has released a report stamped “sensitive but unclassified” that assesses a unit in charge of fighti

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Doug Welty":

"… ing Inspector General Harold Geisel ordered more reports made public, says Doug Welty, a spokesman for the watchdog. Almost 400 reports have been released since …"

U.S. Embassy contractors in Saudi Arabia may be abusing employees

By Nick Schwellenbach

Is the United States inadvertently supporting labor trafficking in Saudi Arabia? A new State Department inspector general (IG) report acknow

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Human trafficking allegations test diplomatic immunity

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Doug Welty":

"… nd to an e-mailed request for comment.Report Coming on Other U.S. EmbassiesDoug Welty, a spokesman for the State Department IG, said a forthcoming audit report …"