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A Somali woman says that she was taken from Etten-Leur to Somalia when she was thirteen. There, she was allegedly forced to marry a much older relative. Layla Aden Hassan states that she lived under his control for approximately 25 years, had twelve children, and was not allowed to return to the Netherlands. She has since fled and is staying at a secret location in Nairobi, hoping to return to the Netherlands.
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A Somali woman says that she was taken from Etten-Leur to Somalia when she was thirteen. There, she was allegedly forced to marry a much older relative. Layla Aden Hassan states that she lived under his control for approximately 25 years, had twelve children, and was not allowed to return to the Netherlands. She has since fled and is staying at a secret location in Nairobi, hoping to return to the Netherlands.