“Every day felt like an endless cycle of labor, with no hope. It wasn't a home; it was a prison.”

Modern-day slavery is a harsh reality for these women. Trapped in households where they are trafficked, they become subjected to relentless forced labor. Stripped of their rights, these mothers toil under oppressive conditions, with no end in sight.

For North Korean women, half do not have the freedom to go outside in China. When they are confined to your home, their family's environment is very important. Half of them were not initially treated as family members and are still treated as women who have given birth to children, not as family members.

They are forced into forced labor. They go out at 3 a.m. and work until 8 p.m., but they don't get paid because they don't have legal status. They are forced to continue working within their families.