Sex Traffic is a British and Canadian television 2-part drama production about the trafficking of women first shown in the UK and Canada in October 2004.

It was written by Abi Morgan, directed by David Yates and stars Anamaria Marinca and John Simm. It won eight British Academy Television Awards in 2005 including Best Actress for Marinca for her role and four Gemini Awards.

This two-part drama focuses on the global business trafficking young women into forced prostitution in European and American cities. Elena and Vara, two sisters from Europe's poorest country Moldova, leave their village together with Vara's fiancé Alex to start a new and better life in London. Some days later, they realize the bitter reality: they were sold to traffickers who force the young women to work as prostitutes in several states in the Balkans. The reverberations of their story show the involvement of big business in America and corrupt international peacekeepers in Europe... Written by fippi2000

The story of two young Moldovan sisters, kidnapped and trafficked through Romania, Serbia, Albania, Bosnia and Italy to the dark side of London, betrayed by pimps and police, and fighting for their lives. The reverberations of their story are explosive, exposing far-reaching corruption that implicates big business in America and international peacekeeping forces in Europe alike. Written by Anonymous