In Tanzania, girls aged 14–24 often leave rural areas for domestic work in cities, facing serious risks. Most are out of school and come from households with irregular or insufficient income. They migrate without knowledge of their rights, contracts, or recourse in cases of abuse. Poverty forces migration, while lack of pre-departure preparation leaves them untrained in labor law or household management. WoteSawa’s 2025 analysis revealed 56% face physical abuse and 45% economic exploitation, while National and ILO 2024 reports confirm 1.1million domestic workers lack contracts