Fighting Albania's Human Trafficking

In this report for EWTN, I travelled to Albania in eastern Europe to talk to Sr. Imelda Poole, who has been working to rescue the victims of human trafficking for over sixteen years. As well as getting to hear about her incredible work, I was also able to talk to some of the young women who have been been rescued. It was heartbreaking to hear their stories of how trafficking works, and the effect it has had on them. I want to thank them for their bravery in talking to me on camera.

[@sikiwitit3551]

As an Albanian I’m disgusted by them, sad stuff. Thank you for the interview and your page may god bless you.

[@strawberryfluffy]

Surely educating children in all schools is the answer, warning them of the dangers?

[@maevedarcy]

i found your account through you looking for your almost brother, it rlly has just made me feel like your account opens peoples eyes thank you for what your doing and i was going to be named colm if i was a boy! i was also going to be called darragh but i was naamed maeve aha!

[@angeljordan619]

Maajor shadow ban or what ????

[@eaglekingtv9151]

If you let as work in england or any coutry we dont go to england to make crims it 35000 pound the road

[@dfgjl]

If they stupid go I newer trusted ppl letc go it's not traficking it is wulnetary five w force

[@kenny7395]

Their not trafficked.their the only ones then that have to pay for it.real trafficked people are moved around to work in the sex trade or crime but are PAYED FOR and NOT THE ONES THAT PAY.Were being made mugs of

[@elysedanae5678]

I think you need to do some more research about trafficking bud. This is a very well known tactic of trafficking called lover boy trafficking. There are various kinds of trafficking, not just what you are shown in Hollywood.