Yemen: The Most Dangerous Journey on Earth  2013 07 20  BBC Our World

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Yalda Hakim investigates one of the most dangerous journeys on earth - the trip thousands of Ethiopian migrants are making to find work in Saudi Arabia.
  
http://www.tadias.com/07/19/2013/updated-bbc-uncovers-untold-people-trafficking-torture-of-ethiopians-in-yemen/

New York (TADIAS) ΓÇô On BBCΓÇÖs World News, international correspondent Yalda Hakim uncovers abuse and exploitation on a massive scale as BBC investigates one of the most dangerous journeys on earth, and the plight of thousands of Ethiopian migrants attempting to reach Saudi Arabia in search of employment. 
The  BBC said its World News documentary ΓÇ£traces the steps of the 80,000 Ethiopians who attempt to reach Saudi Arabia every year, but first they must cross the Red Sea, trek 500 kilometres through the desert and then evade Saudi border guards.ΓÇ¥ 
BBC added the biggest danger the migrants face, however, is from Yemeni criminal gangs who kidnap and sell them to so called ΓÇ£torture camps,ΓÇ¥ where they are held and tortured for ransom.
The program travels to Bab Al Mandab on the south-eastern tip of Yemen, where the migrants come ashore, and then onto to Haradh, a Yemeni town on the Saudi border where the torture camps are located. 
ΓÇ£With access to victims, the smugglers themselves and the torture camps, Yalda hears stories of unimaginable cruelty and uncovers evidence to suggest that the Yemeni military may also be involved in the trafficking and sexual abuse,ΓÇ¥ BBC said.


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