06 mars 2019
Trafic d'épouses en Inde/ Wife trafficking in india
© Laurent HAZGUI / Divergence
Trafic d'épouse 11032019. Haryana. Biwhat district. Village. De chaque côté de la route où travaille Shahina (à droite, voile bleu), femme d'Ayub, des champs à perte de vue. Petite femme ronde en tunique émeraude, elle sectionne à la faucille des tiges sèches qui servent de bois de chauffage. "Il (son mari) a dit à mes parents que l'Haryana était un bon endroit pour moi, raconte Shahida. Il a promis que j'y serai heureuse, qu'il m'offrirait des bijoux. » Peu éduquée, déracinée, coupée de sa langue maternelle et de ses habitudes, vestimentaires ou alimentaires, Shahina s'est retrouvée soumise au bon vouloir d'Ayub. Le corps des « paros » appartient de facto à leur « mari », leur force de travail aussi. Brides traffic 11032019. Haryana. Biwhat district. Town. In her thirties, the baby face, Sanjida lives in a unique room with her "husband", Mobin, and their four children. The young woman was in her fifties when several men abducted her out of school in Assam, forcibly taking her to Haryana and selling her to Mobin. Her parents took six years to find her. After months of searching, his father eventually made contact with a girl from the same village, who was also sold, who put him on the trail of the traffickers. "With a police uncle, my father forced one of the middlemen to take him to me," says Sanjida.
Lieu : Inde
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