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Thanks to Bolkovac's exhaustive documentation and tenacity, the issue of human trafficking in Bosnia and the complicity of international authorities has gained international exposure. Her incredible story is now a book, The Whistleblower: Sex Trafficking, Military Contractors and One Woman's Fight for Justice, and a movie starring Rachel Weisz, which will hit theatres in the summer of 2011. And she won't stop until justice has been served. She may have lost a lot, but she feels that it's nothing compared to what the women in Bosnia have lost: their safety, their dignity, their humanity and their bodies.