Social worker who was sold to a brothel


Rahayu (second from left) with her husband Rosli (left) and their four children on a recent family trip to Kuala Lumpur.

PETALING JAYA: Social worker Rahayu Rahmat has no qualms telling people that she used to work in a brothel.

That was how Rahayu, a mother of four, managed to stay together with her children and feed them after they were thrown out penniless on the streets by her ex-husband.

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