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eing handled as the complex task of reconstruction gets underway. In Thailand,<br />

reconstruction is also well underway. There, many still missing are unaccounted<br />

for, though the known death toll is evenly split between foreign tourists and<br />

locals. Above all, an estimated 50,000 Thai children are affected by the<br />

disaster.<br />

First released: [Sydney] : SBS-TV, c2005.<br />

DVD.<br />

Closed-captioned in English; dialogues in the South Asian and Southeast Asian<br />

languages, with English subtitles.<br />

ERC DVD.<br />

363.349095 TSUM.<br />

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCER, EWA EWART.<br />

Reporter, Sue Lloyd-Roberts.<br />

Aija (from Riga, Latvia), is among many girls from Eastern Europe who seek work<br />

abroad but who find themselves slaves within a sex trade, victims of a system<br />

that treats them as illegal immigrants.<br />

<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording of the SBS program broadcast 10/4/01. Originally published:<br />

London : BBC News and Current Aff<strong>air</strong>s, 2000.<br />

ERC VID.<br />

363.44 NOEX (Not for I.L.L.).<br />

CONTAINING THE FALLOUT [VIDEORECORDING].<br />

<strong>Off</strong><strong>air</strong> recording of ABC-TV broadcast 4/7/96.<br />

<strong>Part</strong> Three of series which examines the drug trade. The results of drug abuse in<br />

the Third World and developed countries are much the same - crime, prostitution<br />

and AIDS. We see how addicts in a Thai village are helped to overcome their<br />

problem, and perhaps some sort of truce can be reached in the future.<br />

ERC VID.<br />

363.45 CONT.<br />

THE HEROIN WARS [VIDEORECORDING] / DIRECTED BY ADRIAN COWELL.<br />

[1997].<br />

Recorded off-<strong>air</strong> from SBS-TV April, 1997.<br />

Originally copyright 1996 Carlton UK <strong>Television</strong>.<br />

"Filmed over thirty years, 1964-1996"--Opening frames.<br />

v. 1. The opium convoys (ca. 50 mins.) -- v. 2. Smack city (ca. 50 mins.) -- v.<br />

3. The kings of opium (ca. 50 mins.).<br />

Commentary by Adrian Cowell.<br />

A three part series which looks at drug trafficking in Burma and drug dealing in<br />

Hong Kong.<br />

ERC VID.<br />

363.45 HERO (Not for I.L.L.).<br />

v.1.<br />

THE HEROIN WARS [VIDEORECORDING] / DIRECTED BY ADRIAN COWELL.<br />

[1997].<br />

Recorded off-<strong>air</strong> from SBS-TV April, 1997.<br />

Originally copyright 1996 Carlton UK <strong>Television</strong>.<br />

"Filmed over thirty years, 1964-1996"--Opening frames.<br />

v. 1. The opium convoys (ca. 50 mins.) -- v. 2. Smack city (ca. 50 mins.) -- v.<br />

3. The kings of opium (ca. 50 mins.).<br />

Commentary by Adrian Cowell.<br />

A three part series which looks at drug trafficking in Burma and drug dealing in<br />

Hong Kong.<br />

ERC VID.<br />

363.45 HERO (Not for I.L.L.).<br />

v.2.<br />

THE HEROIN WARS [VIDEORECORDING] / DIRECTED BY ADRIAN COWELL.<br />

[1997].

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