Saturday, March 15, 2025

UN Judge, Onetime Columbia University Human Rights Fellow, Found Guilty of Slavery

 A United Nations judge was convicted on Thursday of trafficking a young woman to the United Kingdom and forcing her to work as a slave.

Ugandan judge Lydia Mugambe, 49, "exploited and abused" the victim, prosecutors said, forcing her to work as an unpaid maid and caregiver while barring her from seeking other employment. A jury found Mugambe guilty of multiple offenses, including facilitating illegal immigration, forced labor, and witness intimidation, the Independent reported.


UN Judge, Onetime Columbia University Human Rights Fellow, Found Guilty of Slavery

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