Spain Looks at Human Trafficking Side of Prostitution 

MADRID - Adebi works in the shadows on La Rambla, Barcelona's famous boulevard. 

In normal times, she tries to attract tourists or locals who are out for a night out on the city.  The 36-year-old has lived in Spain for 10 years but when she arrived in her adopted home from Nigeria, prostitution was hardly what she had in mind.  “I wanted to come here and do domestic work, you know, send money back home. It has not been like that,” she told VOA.