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These investigative
films made for the BBC explore the sometimes
dangerous ways illegal immigrants make their way
into Britain, get jobs and obtain false documents.
The films involve undercover filming to test the
boundaries of the British immigration system.
Independent investigative journalist Sorious Samura
kicks off with him revealing the route which many
illegal immigrants take to get into this country,
ways illegal immigrants find work - by cloning other
people's identities. He manages to secure employment
using someone else's papers and is it ever possible
to clamp down entirely on illegal immigration? We
focus on the ease with which forged documents can be
obtained that give immigrants the right to work in
Britain. Many of the documents are convincing enough
to stand up to basic scrutiny - indeed, that's why
so many find work so easily. We look at the scams
that are being used, and ask if you can ever make
the system watertight enough to stop them. |
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How to Make a Difference in Africa,
Ref: 684 |
Moldova: Forced Labour,
Ref: 655 |
My Own Master: Journey to Freedom,
Ref: 631 |
Cameroon: Child Labour,
Ref: 596 |
Against the Odds,
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Being Indian - Biru,
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African Exodus,
Ref: 476 |
China: Enemy of the State,
Ref: 363 |
Romania: Sex Slaves,
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Morocco: Stowaway Kids,
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