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and to stain all those it touches.
It will take us today to Washington and also the very heart of the British establishment.
Let's begin in Washington
because there's an attempt going to be launched there in just under an hour for the law to be changed so that victims and survivors of Epstein's trafficking and abuse can more easily seek some sort of recompense.
Rebecca Zipkin is the policy director of the advocacy group World Without Exploitation.
She's in Washington as part of the campaign.
So the law that's being introduced today would eliminate the federal civil statute of limitations under the Trafficking Victims Protection Act.
And what that would do would allow survivors to bring claims against their abusers civilly.
And this is very relevant in the Epstein case.