Harvey Weinstein accuser: ‘I was a sex trafficking victim’

Harvey Weinstein has been hit by yet another sexual misconduct accuser, and this time his brother Bob has been included in her lawsuit.
Actress Kadian Noble claims Harvey sexually assaulted her at a hotel in Cannes, France, groping her breasts, refusing to let her leave his room, rubbing her vagina, and forcing her to pleasure him to climax, as he held her down.
But, unlike her fellow accusers, Kadian is going after the movie mogul, brother Bob and executives at their movie production film, The Weinstein Company, for sex trafficking.
In her lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, the actress claims Bob Weinstein facilitated the sex acts by either knowing of or recklessly disregarding Harvey’s pattern and practice of travelling abroad “to entice or recruit or solicit young female actors with the promise of roles in upcoming TWC projects… knowing that he would then use fraud, force or coercion to engage in sex acts with these actors.”
In the suit, she also alleges there was a code word among The Weinstein Company employees, which referred to a young woman who had participated in sex in exchange for a role or a position in an upcoming project.
The suit alleges a violation of the sex trafficking statute, which prohibits people from recruiting people to engage in a sex act through means of force, threats of force, fraud or coercion in interstate or foreign commerce.