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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2016 · 1H 8M

030: Slave Labour Trafficking by Red Cross Tsunami Contractors - interview with journalist Virgil Grandfield

from Canadian Immigration Podcast · host Mark Holthe

I Invited Virgil Grandfield to join me today to talk about an article he wrote about slave labour trafficking by Red Cross Tsunami Contractors in Indonesia following the reconstruction efforts following the Tsunami of 2004 that killed approximately 228,000 people.  Virgil’s article “The Cage” published in Eighteen Bridges as "Are you ready to die?", an Alberta literary magazine was recently awarded a gold medal for investigative journalism by the National Magazine Awards Foundation.  Tell us a little bit about yourself.  How did you get into journalism?  Remind our listeners about the 2004 earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia. Tell us about your involvement with the Red Cross effort after the Tsunami  Share some background on the labour trafficking scandal Talk a little bit about the families affected by the scandal and your article, “The Cage” which received the journalism award.  Tell us about some of your other projects that we should watch out for: Full-length book on the scandal CBC Television Documentary Thanks for joining us…what is the best way of reaching you if people would like to learn more?

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