A Moroccan woman named Fatima endured two years of brutal modern-day slavery on a Spanish farm, trapped after her visa expired during the pandemic, forced to work without pay, isolated, illiterate, and abused — including a terrifying incident where her foot was run over by a tractor. Living in freezing, unsanitary conditions with no access to clean water or basic hygiene, she was only allowed out twice a month and warned to avoid police. Her rescue came when authorities raided the farm, and three men were arrested on human trafficking charges. Now, with legal residency and support from a trafficking aid organization, Fatima is rebuilding her life — finding work, housing, reconnecting with her children, and standing proud of her strength as she looks toward a new future.
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