At the airport in Cambodia, I met other four young women who were traveling with me. Each of us received a passport and a flight ticket. After checking in, we were led by a man whom I didn’t know to the passport control and boarding. We landed in Beijing and were taken by a man to some town. We were put up at a guesthouse for a couple of nights and then separated into two small groups traveling in different directions. After a few hours, the car stopped and three people were waiting on the roadside. I was asked to leave the van and move along with those strangers in their car. I asked in Khmer where I would go and what I would be doing, but no received no answer for the driver was Chinese.
Narrative provided by UN-ACT report Human Trafficking Vulnerabilities in Asia
