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In the first episode of Breaking the Chains, we have the privilege of speaking with Beatrice Fernando, a remarkable human rights activist and survivor of human trafficking. Fernando is also the author of the book, “In Contempt of Fate,” a memoir that chronicles her experiences in domestic servitude. The focus of episode one is to gain a deeper understanding of what human trafficking looks like from the perspective of survivors. In our conversation with Fernando, she candidly shares her personal story and discusses the ongoing stigmatization faced by victims of human trafficking. Additionally, she offers guidance on how to approach survivors with empathy, emphasizing the importance of sensitivity and understanding.
By Lucy TuIn the first episode of Breaking the Chains, we have the privilege of speaking with Beatrice Fernando, a remarkable human rights activist and survivor of human trafficking. Fernando is also the author of the book, “In Contempt of Fate,” a memoir that chronicles her experiences in domestic servitude. The focus of episode one is to gain a deeper understanding of what human trafficking looks like from the perspective of survivors. In our conversation with Fernando, she candidly shares her personal story and discusses the ongoing stigmatization faced by victims of human trafficking. Additionally, she offers guidance on how to approach survivors with empathy, emphasizing the importance of sensitivity and understanding.