
A French woman named Yasmina has reportedly been rescued in Pakistan after allegedly being held captive by her husband for 12 years. She claims that she and her five children were isolated from the outside world during this period. The details surrounding her rescue and the circumstances of her captivity are still emerging, according to BBC World.
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