UN disciplinary sentence in Oxford was kept young woman like a slave

The United Nations Judge Learning at the University of Oxford “and is tortured” a young Ugandan woman and kept a slave in Britain.

The persecutors say Lydia, Lungula, 49, took the opportunity of his condition “on his prey by preventing him from holding strong work and forced him to serve as his servant.

The Oxford Crown Court had heard that Mugabe, a Judge of the High Court, worked with John Leonard Maggwe, a superior Ugandan, organizing the young woman to come to the UK.

Hamber is found guilty on a conspiracy on the Thursday to simplify the UK controlling commission, which facilitates the purpose of bullying, and against someone to distribute the witness.

Caroline Houghttery KC, Juroors Tell Juroors: “At his arrival, he was working on Ms Mugabe from the beginning, separated and caring for the children Mgambe.

“His free will removed from his own job, control the documents of his ids, he saw Msgam.”

‘Lonely and stick’

Jurors welcomed the issue of persecution so that Party – who was studying the PhD for legends – collaborated with illegal foolishness “and Mugwa.

Prosecutors say the couple participated in trade “in the most unfaithful, where Mr Mugwa arranged the High Commission supporting the injured judge.

The trial of trial is heard that you have the purpose of ‘finding someone to make her life easier and possible for at least.

Hit Hamba was forbidden to force a young Ugandan wife to make household chores and say that “always” treated her love, care and patience.

A young woman who deceived to come to the UK, who can be named for the legal reasons, told the court earlier that you feel “lonely” and “stuck” after the limits of his work hours.

According to his UN profile page, he was appointed a body of body structures on May 2023 – three months after being called to police at his address in Oxfordshire.

You will be sentenced on the next day.

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