Modern Slavery Conviction of a UN Judge

A United Nations judge has been convicted of modern slavery offenses in the UK, highlighting significant issues surrounding exploitation and immigration law. Lydia Mugambi was found guilty of conspiring to break immigration laws, forcing an individual to work without pay, and attempting to intimidate the victim into silence. The trial revealed that she conspired with an official to facilitate the victim's entry into the UK, only to subsequently restrict her freedom and force her into domestic servitude. This case underscores the vulnerability of individuals who are exploited under the guise of employment and the serious consequences of abuse of power.