Documentary charts a young woman’s descent into a life of drugs and prostitution, and the hunt for her traffickers
Deborah Hanna holds a picture of her late daughter Caitlin, who was exploited by traffickers in Belfast. Photo: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press
Whenever we hear the term ‘human trafficking’, we tend to think of girls and young women being transported across international borders and forced into the sex trade.
Most of us probably don’t imagine victims being trafficked within the confines of the city they were born in.