VOICED : Atrapadas en Siria por traficantes de personas

Sunita Magar, a Nepalese woman, was trafficked to Syria under false promises of a job in Kuwait. She endured harsh conditions and feared for her life amidst the Syrian civil war. Many Nepalese women face similar fates due to traffickers exploiting their vulnerability. Despite a ban, traffickers operate freely, aided by political connections, while the Nepalese government remains inactive. Magar, one of the few to return home, now seeks a stable job to rebuild her life after an earthquake.

What was Sunita Magar promised before being trafficked to Syria?

• A job in a factory in Kuwait

• A scholarship for education

• A marriage proposal

• A safe passage to Europe

What is the main reason traffickers are able to deceive Nepalese women?

• They use force and threats

• They offer high salaries

• They provide false promises and hide the truth

• They have legal permits

Why is it difficult for Nepal to assist its citizens trapped in Syria?

• Syria does not allow foreign intervention

• Nepal is at war with Syria

• Nepal has no diplomatic presence in Syria

• Nepalese laws prevent international aid

What is the role of the Nepalese government in addressing the trafficking issue?

• They have increased diplomatic presence in Syria

• They have banned travel to Syria but have not effectively enforced it

• They have successfully rescued all trafficked women

• They have ignored the issue completely

What are Sunita Magar's plans after returning to Nepal?

• To return to Syria

• To seek justice in international courts

• To find a job and rebuild her home

• To start a business in Kuwait