

Charity Jimohe endured ten months of forced prostitution in France to repay a debt of 35,000 euros owed to her traffickers.
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Charity Jimohe endured ten months of forced prostitution in France to repay a debt of 35,000 euros owed to her traffickers.
Synopsis
Charity Jimohe walks into a police station in Nantes, France, after enduring ten months of forced prostitution. She arrived in France six years ago from Nigeria, seeking a better life but instead became a victim of human trafficking. To repay a debt of 35,000 euros owed to her traffickers, she faced unimaginable hardships. Directed by Martin Gracineau, Juste Charity documents her courageous escape and the grim realities of human trafficking, revealing the struggles faced by those trapped in such circumstances.
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Why Watch
- Follow Charity Jimohe's escape from human trafficking.
- See the realities of forced prostitution in France.
- Meet the brave individuals fighting against their traffickers.
Did You Know
- Charity Jimohe owed 35,000 euros to her traffickers.
- She endured ten months of forced prostitution in France.
- The documentary is directed by Martin Gracineau and runs for 78 minutes.
- The film was produced in France and is available in English and French.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What country did Charity Jimohe leave to go to France?
Charity Jimohe left Nigeria to go to France.
How long did Charity Jimohe endure forced prostitution?
Charity Jimohe endured ten months of forced prostitution.
What was the debt Charity Jimohe owed to her traffickers?
Charity Jimohe owed a debt of 35,000 euros to her traffickers.
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