Turkish airlines in Kathmandu and she was told that she would get it after she pays for the ticket. She reported her cases to the Department of Foreign Employment on 17th June 2022 and came in contact with an organization in Nepal. She requested for assistance in taking action against the recruitment agency. The organisation arranged a shelter for her andwWith the help of their legal department, legal action is being pursued. Migrant worker receives counselling support Nasima’s relationship with her husband ended many years ago. The husband refused to take responsibilities for their two daughters and one son. Then she raised the children somehow but they could barely get food. Her two daughters are married and the son contributed to the family, but Nasima could not take the burden of heavy debt which was accumulated. She decided to go abroad. With the hep of a distant relative's uncle who was a subagent she was offered a job abroad and she was sent to Saudi Arabia. On 23/10/2019 Nasima went to Saudi Arabia on a work visa with a monthly salary of BDT 16,000. There she worked as a caregiver to take care of the children in many big houses, but she did not understand the language. So, the little children of the house did not like her. There was a Filipino who worked in that house for a long time and the children liked that person, so Kalpana could not stay there for more than a month. Later in the month, the recruiting office arranged for her to work as a caregiver in another home. The employer of that house worked as a police officer in Saudi Arabia. Her main job was to serve and look after the employer’s elderly mother and father and also help with housework sometimes. She was working well in that house, received a regular salary and sent money home. After a few months, the employer’s son gradually became close to Nasima in his way of behavior and communication. She did not suspect his motive. Se knew nothing about technology. The employer's son used to help her to call home, talk, exchange pictures, and video call with grandchildren and daughters of Kalpana using the IMO app. Under the guise of all this, he used to touch her sexually and videotaped it through a hidden camera. After sometime the employer’s son forced her to involve in unethical activities but Nasima refused to comply. Then he started blackmailing her by showing the previously recorded personal videos of Nasima, threatening her that he would share those videos on social media and to her family members. When Nasima narrated the whole incident to the employer’s wife, she assured her that she would take action against her son and instructed her not to tell this to the employer. In the meantime, Nasima met a Bangladeshi young man through the IMO app. The Bangladeshi proposed marriage to Nasima thinking she was rich and she refused. She tried to make the young man understand that she had children and grandchildren, and she did not want to marry anyone. The young man forced her to marry him. He started sending various improper pictures to Nasima. The employer’s son saw those pictures and made Nasima look bad to everyone and beat her up a lot. Then he left her in the office of a subagent in Saudi Arabia without paying her a month's 18

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