However, once she reached the UK, she found herself being forced to do housework and childcare for her uncle's family. She began her chores at 05:00 and didn't finish until 21:00.
During the day, Bilkisu cleaned the three-bedroom flat from top to bottom. If her aunt was not satisfied with the work done, she would be beaten. through the 9 years she worked there, she never had a single day off. When she finally reached her 20s she began a series of desperate attempts to get help. She eventually escaped with the help of the pastor at her local church.

-       Trafficking is the manufacturing of children for the sex traders. Children in these situations don’t know another life. 

-       Sex trafficking often take place in airports.

-       Some girls are forced to have sex with over 50 men per day.
-       sex trafficking is happening every day, at all hours.
-       The victims are tricked into doing everything
-         It is NOT only women who are traffickers, some women also traffick other women.
-     some people are even kidnapped, abonded when they are not good enough to use any more.

Actually we also meet a human trafficker, who actually is a woman, we hear about how she came in to trafficking and how much she earned on trafficking, and at last how she wishes she had made other choices. We also follow the investigation on finding a missing 14 year old girl, and how they saved this 14 year old girl, and another 15 year old girl, both from continuing prostitution, afterwards we hear about what they’ve done after being rescued.