ArrackiFalconX10

Help me out community. Do you think it's just to hold a person captive when he or she has made known it wants to flee a country for better terms of living? Take for instance the western culture of Tibet and the inter-familial arranged marriage culture. Even though this is their religion, should they be forced to marry a family member such as a cousin or uncle? If the daughter or son refuses to do this, is it just to lock them in an underground cellar and mix the minutes amount of puff fish toxin into their food to sedate them and pander them out to clients because the family can't afford health care and other expenses. See when the marriages are arranged, the family has also made financial arrangements in which the the husbands or wife family integrate financial responsibilities for the needs. But most neo generation offspring want their on life and not having to marry a family member or a person of the same religion. If the offspring refuses, and attempts to get away, the religious group will either catch the runaway and return them to the family or the police will. The courts will not here the cases of those who want to leave regarding the abuse they face, and they are literal slaves of their own families. What can these people do to find assylum and leave the country to escape persecution? Help me to see the light in this situation community. I just trying to make sense of this. What can a citizen of Tibet possibly do to escape such torture and abuse when the government itself is against their plight? Please respond.