An incredible case of modern slavery has been discovered in Great Britain. The UN judge Lydia Mugambe was convicted because she had lured a young woman from Uganda to the United Kingdom and was exploited there.
Mugambe (49) was a judge at the Court of Justice of the United Nations itself to focus on the judiciary: she was arrested in Oxfordshire because she is said to have kept a young woman as a slave. She made false promises of Uganda to come to Great Britain.
According to the public prosecutor, Mugambe benefited from her high status and forbade her to practice a permanent job – instead, the victim was forced to work for free as a girl in court and to take care of her children.
Immunity was canceled
In addition to her job at the UN, Mugambe also worked as a judge at the Supreme Court in Uganda. She denied the allegations and claimed that she had “always” treated the victim with love, care and patience. “After the police had been reported to the police, Mugambe tried to escape the judiciary by repeatedly claiming that she enjoyed diplomatic immunity because of her status,” the police said. Immunity was lifted after the allegations became known.
The judge can be seen in this article:
Even in a video that shows the arrest of the judge, she referred to her immunity. Then she claimed that she didn’t need anyone who works for her – the young woman asked her to go with her.
The British executive power assumes that the judge had organized the trip to Great Britain with a high diplomat in Uganda. In exchange, the politician would have received help in a lawsuit.
The judge was guilty of the help of the inspection of a violation of the British Immigration Act and making travel possible for the purpose of exploitation. According to the British broadcaster BBC, however, is only expected at the beginning of May.
Source: Krone
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