UN worker claims unfair dismissal

A United Nations worker was sacked after she complained to her bosses that police sent into Bosnia were forcing women into prostitution and taking personal sex slaves, an employment tribunal heard today.

A United Nations worker was sacked after she complained to her bosses that police sent into Bosnia were forcing women into prostitution and taking personal sex slaves, an employment tribunal heard today.

The hearing in Southampton was told that American Kathryn Bolkovac had complained in several e-mails about the police and Nato troops in the country were helping local Mafia gangs in exploiting the women.

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