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U.S. Department of State - Audio Releases

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  Interview Regarding Domestic Servitude (Segment Two)

  Posted: March 6th, 2007, 3:00am PST

  Enclosure: [download]

  QUESTION: A servant runs to a neighbor for help with stories of long hours, non-payment, physical abuse. When a diplomat's accused, immunity protects them, right? MR. TAYLOR: That's not always the case. There are many different levels of immunity. There's "limited immunity," that only covers official acts, and many staff members of foreign embassies here have no immunity.
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  Interview Regarding Domestic Servitude (Segment One)

  Posted: March 6th, 2007, 3:00am PST

  Enclosure: [download]

  QUESTION: In Virginia, domestic workers alleged that their boss, a Kuwaiti diplomat, had taken their documents, forced them to work long hours, and physically abused them. While Maryland legislators tackled the issue of human trafficking based on cases there, Mark Taylor, with the State Department's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, has been tracking the problem worldwide.