I used to work on a daily basis, in the village, whenever I could find work.
We (the entire family) used to steal from people’s yards, mainly corn.
During this entire time they [the traffickers] invited me to their place, telling me that they care for me as if I were their daughter…
Once I was beaten by C [the trafficker’s wife] and my children were beaten and taken by the trafficker... at a certain moment I learnt that the trafficker was planning to rape me in front of my husband and to make me practice prostitution. That is when I decided, based on fear, to run with my children. But, with my husband’s help, who had no idea why I have left, I was caught by the traffickers. They took the younger children and I was threatened with death if I left without telling them.
Narrative F33 provided by National Agency Against Trafficking in Persons
