Kanha’s Story
Kanha was on her way home from school when a man approached her and forced her to follow him to a quiet and less populated space. There, he raped her, leaving Kanha both physically hurt and emotionally traumatised. The trauma of this event resulted in Kanha having terrible nightmares and reflecting on it often. She […]
Sahini’s Journey Home
Sahini was still a child when she began working to support her family. Her mother was ill and her younger brother had an intellectual disability. The responsibility fell to Sahini to earn enough to make ends meet. But her earnings were barely enough for the family of three. With limited job opportunities available, Sahini started […]
Hoang’s Story – Returning Home
The overwhelming need to find work and make a sustainable livelihood can make women and girls susceptible to being tricked into human slavery. At the age of 18, Hoang had no concept of human trafficking. From an ethnic minority living in central Vietnam, she went willingly with a woman from a neighbouring village on the […]