Ugandan High Court judge Lydia Mugambe conspired with deputy High Commissioner John Leonard Mugerwa to bring the woman to the UK to look after her children for free, prosecutors said.
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Okay, so I need to create a concise summary of this Daily Mail article without any additional commentary. The main focus is on a UN tribunal judge who tricked a young Ugandan woman into coming to the UK to work as her slave while she studied for a PhD at Oxford. The article also mentions that the woman was made to look after the judge's children and was exploited. There are details about how the judge withheld her passport and controlled her life. The judge is accused of several offenses, including human trafficking, and is denying the charges. The trial is ongoing.
I should make sure to include the key points: who the judge is, what she did, how she exploited the woman, the legal actions, and the current status of the trial. I should avoid any extra analysis or opinions, just stick to the facts presented in the article.
A UN tribunal judge, Lydia Mugambe, is accused of deceiving a young Ugandan woman into coming to the UK, where she was forced to work as her unpaid servant, caring for her children while Mugambe studied for a PhD at Oxford. The woman's passport was withheld, and she was exploited for free labor. Mugambe and an accomplice, John Leonard Mugerwa, are charged with human trafficking, conspiracy to commit forced labor, and related offenses. Mugambe denies the allegations, and the trial is ongoing.
