U.S. Cracks Down on American Sex Tourists Abroad
Child protection legislation signed by President Bush in April is making it easier for U.S. authorities to prosecute American citizens who engage in the child sex trade while traveling abroad. U.S. law provides for harsher penalties than domestic laws in hot spots such as Cambodia, Jamaica and India. Hear Tom Banse.
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