| JUNE 20, 2003 SUN Updated 2:09pm CST |
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| June 1 2003 |
| June 2 2003 |
| Tales of orgies and murder rock France The claims involve white slavery, sado-masochism, rapes, sex with minors, drug dealing and appalling brutality - all in the heart of the government of one of France's most historic and most civilised cities. |
| PRISON PLANET.com News Archive: Elite Sex Rings - June 16 2003 |
| Portugal reeling over child sex abuse scandal The opposition socialists, until now ahead of Portugal's ruling conservative Popular Social Democrats in opinion polls, are in shock after learning some of their senior MPs may be involved in scandal over sex abuse of boys in a state orphanage. |
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| French 'orgy' storm grows Veteran French politician Dominique Baudis has challenged judges to investigate allegations that he was involved in sado-masochistic orgies organised by a convicted serial killer. |
| June 3 2003 |
| Toulouse officials ordered murder, says serial killer France's most notorious serial killer has claimed that he murdered at least one victim on the orders of highly placed personalities in Toulouse because of a blackmail threat linked to sadomasochistic orgies involving politicians, judges and police. |
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| January 17 2003 |
| UN troops accused of 'systematic' rape in Sierra Leone Rebels, government troops and United Nations peacekeepers were all guilty of raping women on a systematic scale throughout Sierra Leone's brutal civil war, a leading international human rights group reported yesterday. |
| December 9 2002 |
| Does U.S. abet Korean sex trade? The Pentagon is investigating whether U.S. military patrols in South Korea have provided security for servicemen visiting bars and clubs staffed by women forced into prostitution. |
| December 6 2002 |
| Government officials in sex trafficking ring arrested When police in the tiny republic of Montenegro swooped on a suspected pimp accused of running a major sex trafficking operation, they ran into an embarrassing problem. |
| November 29 2002 |
| American firm in Bosnia sex trade row poised to win MoD contract The American defence contractor forced to pay compensation to a UN police officer unfairly dismissed for reporting colleagues involved in the Bosnian sex trade is poised to be awarded its first contract by the British government, the Guardian has learned. |
| November 29 2002 |
| UN struggles to explain away presence of weapons inspector with S&M fetish Senior officials were trying to explain yesterday how such a crucial mission came to include an American former Secret Service officer who has no specialised degree in any of the relevant sciences, but considerable expertise in unusual sexual practices. |
| November 27 2002 |
| Portugal's elite linked to paedophile ring A scandal over a paedophile ring run from a state orphanage gripped Portugal yesterday as it threatened to engulf diplomats, media personalities and senior politicians. |
| October 14 2002 |
| U.N. adds new cases of sex abuse The United Nations' investigating arm has cleared several U.N. workers of charges of sexual abuse against West African refugee children but has substantiated 10 new cases against aid workers, officials said. |
| August 8 2002 |
| UN 'ignored' abuse at Kosovo mental homes Patients at United Nations mental institutions in Kosovo have been raped and physically attacked under the eyes of UN staff, held in "filthy and degrading" conditions, and threatened with punishment if they report the abuses, according to a damning investigation published in New York yesterday. |
| August 7 2002 |
| Woman sacked for revealing UN links with sex trade A damning dossier sent by Kathryn Bolkovac to her employers, detailing UN workers' involvement in the sex trade in Bosnia, cost the American her job with the international police force. |
| July 12 2002 |
| 6,000 children smuggled to the west each year for sex A growing number of adolescent girls from eastern Europe are being sold into sex slavery in the west, charitable organisations told an international conference on child trafficking in Rome yesterday. |
| May 10 2002 |
| Child sex book given out at U.N. summit A UNICEF-funded book being passed out at the United Nations Child Summit encourages children to engage in sexual activities with other minors and with homosexuals and animals. |
| May 7 2002 |
| U.N. Finally Forced to Probe Its Pedophilia Scandal The United Nations' massive pedophilia scandal has not received 1 percent of the media attention given to the Catholic Church's homosexual priest scandal. Finally some attention is being paid, now that the U.N.'s cover is blown. |
| April 25 2002 |
| Teenagers 'used for sex by UN in Bosnia' A Human rights investigator who claims she was sacked for exposing the sexual abuse of Bosnian women by her United Nations colleagues, told a tribunal yesterday that girls as young as 15 were offered for sex. |
| May 7 2002 |
| DynCorp Disgrace Middle-aged men having sex with 12- to 15-year-olds was too much for Ben Johnston, a hulking 6-foot-5-inch Texan, and more than a year ago he blew the whistle on his employer, DynCorp, a U.S. contracting company doing business in Bosnia. |