UN Judge Convicted of Enslaving Ugandan Woman in the UK

To Investigate Labor Abuse, We Began With a Question: Who Profits? - Overpasses For America

In most countries, working as a housekeeper or nanny is a relatively safe profession. Yet as we traveled across Kenya and Uganda, from crowded and poor urban neighborhoods to far-flung farming villages, we heard many variations on the same horror story: Young, healthy women set off for domestic jobs in Saudi Arabia, only to return beaten, scarred or in coffins. At least 274 Kenyans, nearly all of them women, have died in Saudi Arabia in the past…

United Nations Judge Found Guilty of Slavery

from Moonbattery: Slavery was prevalent throughout human history until whites almost entirely put an end to it, with major credit going to the British Navy when it dominated the world. Americans lost well over 600,000 lives in a war fought largely to end slavery. Yet even now it persists in some dark corners of the world

In a striking case, 49-year-old Ugandan judge Lydia Mugambe was found guilty of modern slavery in the UK. The sentence casts a shocking light on the discrepancy between her professional position as a UN judge and human rights expert and her personal behavior. Is this the famous cultural enrichment? Mugambe, who studied human rights at Columbia University and even received the prestigious Vera Chirwa Human Rights Award, lured a country woman to B…

United Nations ‘Criminal Judge’ Found Guilty of Enslaving a Woman ⋆ Conservative Firing Line

The following article, United Nations ‘Criminal Judge’ Found Guilty of Enslaving a Woman, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. A Ugandan woman who served as a “criminal judge” for the United Nations has been convicted of enslaving a woman. Prosecutors said that Ugandan judge Lydia Mugambe “exploited and abused” her victim and forced her to work as a maid, the Independent reported. Mugambe, who is also a High Court judge in Uganda, wa…

UN whistleblower Lydia Mugambe sentenced. Kept young woman as a slave in apartment in Oxford, UK.

A United Nations judge was convicted of owning a slave. Yes, in 2025.

United Nations Judge Lydia Mugambe was convicted by a British jury for forcing a woman into domestic servitude. And of course, she was also listed as a fellow in Columbia University’s human rights program.United Nations judge Lydia Mugambe has been found guilty of keeping a SLAVE and breaking immigration laws.I'd love to say I'm shocked, but I'm just not.#unitednations #justice #Patriot pic.twitter.com/WwmRikkB6v— Steve Wild (@SteveWildNHPUK) Ma…