Exploitation in focus
Nancy Esiovwa says the five years since she escaped slavery have been as traumatic as her captivity. Now she is fighting the Home Office in court
Thu 1 Aug 2019 09.00 BST Last modified on Thu 1 Aug 2019 09.01 BST
Nancy Esiovwa was trafficked to the UK and held at a family house in Bedfordshire, where she says she was beaten and forced to work without pay. Photograph: Christopher Thomond/The Guardian
Ten years ago, when she was being held as a slave in a family house in Bedfordshire, beaten and working without pay, the only thing that kept Nancy Esiovwa from despair was the belief that she would one day be free. Now she is. But her life since gaining freedom has, she says, been as traumatic and desperate as her experience at the hands of her traffickers.
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