Nina Aouilk, a co-founder of End Honour Killings, shares her harrowing story of surviving an abusive childhood marked by forced marriage and honor-based violence. She delves into the chilling realities of modern-day slavery within families, recounting how she was traded to one of her rapists. Nina's resilience shines through as she discusses witnessing brutal cultural practices like bride burnings while emphasizing the need for community support and gender reforms. Now, she empowers others to break free from cycles of abuse and reclaim their lives.

Nina Aouilk, co-founder of End Honour Killings and survivor of severe domestic abuse, brings a powerful voice to the fight against forced marriage and honor killings. She shares her harrowing experiences, including an attempted honor killing by her family. Nina discusses the alarming prevalence of these issues in Western nations, emphasizing cultural pressures that silence victims. The conversation sheds light on how everyone can help disrupt violent situations and support victims, highlighting the urgent need for awareness and advocacy in these critical matters.

Nina Aouilk, a leading activist, shares harrowing moments from her life, discussing abuse, forced marriage, and surviving an 'honour killing' attack. She emphasizes the importance of speaking up, finding courage in adversity, and raising awareness about gender-based violence. The conversation also explores the cultural context of abuse and discrimination, small acts of kindness, the impact of religion and race, and finding support and sharing experiences.