Asian woman makes domestic worker sleep in kitchen and work unpaid for nine families
The main news story covers the Supreme Court's conviction of an Asian woman on charges of human trafficking and forced exploitation of a domestic worker in Bahrain. She was sentenced to three years in prison and fined 2,000 Bahraini dinars after being found guilty of forced labor, withholding the worker's passport, and legally operating without a license for nine families. Investigations determined that the defendant exploited the worker, retained her salary and passport, and threatened her with violence. These actions led to her conviction under the law, with the worker receiving only a limited portion of her wages.
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