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Simon Davis secures conviction of ‘voodoo’ nurse under Modern Slavery Act

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Simon Davis secures the first conviction of its kind under the Modern Slavery Act laws passed in 2015, allowing prosecutions of British citizens for overseas sexual trafficking.

‘Voodoo’ nurse Josephine Iyamu was found guilty of sex trafficking at Birmingham Crown Court after a trial lasting two months.

More details can be found via BBC News.

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