ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月5日 13時30分

In Dooars, India, the walk to school is long and dangerous, making young girls easy targets for attackers and traffickers. “They’re like fishermen waiting for the bait,” said @smitashrm. The photographer, who splits her time between Delhi and Calcutta, has spent the last 3 years documenting survivors of sexual violence in India. But she kept coming across women who had been trafficked and sold into domestic servitude, an industry she says gets little attention in comparison. “These girls are not in demand in the sex industry because they are too dark and skinny. That is why they are sold as domestic slaves,” she said. Dooars has become a hub for this kind of trafficking. Girls as young as 10 are put in households through traffickers posing as placement agencies. What employers don’t know is that some of these girls arrived via a modern day slave trade. Here, @smitashrm photographed C., 35, with her daughters. C. used to be severely beaten by her husband. When a trafficker promised her a job, she was taken to Delhi and sold for $300 in 2014. She was rescued from a private residence in Sonipat in July 2017. Visit the link in our profile to read more, and follow @smitashrm to see more of her work.

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