What's Mine & What's Yours

<i>Well here's the problem Edrina </i><br/><i>the</i><i>law in this country doesn't work with stories.</i><br/><i>It only works with facts.</i><i></i><br/><i>And to put it simply </i><i></i><br/><i>your story - look it just isn't credible.</i><i></i><br/><i><br/></i>Edrina was trafficked from her family home when she was fifteen. She was taken to Italy for three years before being trafficked to the UK where she was held captive for another three years. She escaped 152 days ago. <br/><br/><i>What's Mine & What's Yours</i> tells a story of survival. Just when Edrina thought she might have a chance at life - she is catapulted backwards by a hostile immigration system that does not believe her story. She is acutely vulnerable and is re-trafficked within weeks. Could this have been prevented?<br/><br/>The Helen Bamber Foundation provides all encompassing care to help Survivors access the therapeutic medical legal housing and welfare support they need to recover from the traumas of trafficking. The foundation now seeks to address the systemic problem of re-trafficking in the UK.<br/><br/>Find out about their new central London Trauma Centre and learn how you can help by visiting www.helenbamber.org<br/><i><br/></i>