From an early age, Mehuba was trafficked by her father due to economic hardship. At just six years old, she began work as a domestic helper, reflecting the dire situations that often lead to child labor.

Mehuba faced severe abuse and hard labor throughout her childhood, often working in farming and domestic environments. She was physically punished for minor infractions

Despite her strong desire for education, Mehuba's family prioritized marriage over schooling. Her attempts to attend school were met with obstacles, including dropping out multiple times due to work demands.

Mehuba faced numerous challenges while working as a domestic worker abroad, including being underpaid and living in harsh conditions. Her employers withheld communication with her family, leaving her isolated and scared.

After enduring years of exploitation, Mehuba became a successful business owner with the help of programs aimed at survivors like her. Today, she not only supports herself but also creates job opportunities for other women in her community.