Silent Echoes: Unveiling the Horrors of Women Trafficking

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Sold and destroyed like mere objects, 

Their dignity shattered, no respect, 

Taken from their homes and their lands, 

Forced into slavery, by ruthless hands. 


Their bodies used, their souls destroyed, 

Deprived of their rights, and left devoid, 

Of hope and freedom, they suffer in pain, 

Their dreams and futures, all in vain. 


We must raise our voices and stand tall, 

To fight this evil, once and for all, 

Give them strength and a brighter light, 

To restore their lives, and end the fight. 


For every woman who's trafficked and lost, 

We must come together, no matter the cost, 

And help them regain what they've been denied, 

Their dignity, their freedom, and their pride.


- Ria Dembla

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