From occasional work we used to buy some food.
I knew him because he was one of my husband’s acquaintances.
He explained that he would find jobs for them in France, but has failed to exactly tell them the nature of such jobs. He assured them that they would have a paid bus ticket. We would receive a certain monthly amount, accommodation, transport, kindergarten for our children.
Prior to my departure, I talked with my mother and brother, and none of them could tell me whether I should leave or not, and eventually I left.
With no electric power, running water, toilet, doors or windows, being forced to hang blankets or whatever we could find, on the windows or door frames.
We used to eat from dump barrows; the children were receiving sandwiches or clothes from pedestrians.
Narrative F32 provided by National Agency Against Trafficking in Persons
