Mumtaz Ladha

• RCMP apologizes, settles suit with West Vancouver woman acquitted of human slavery

  "I just want to leave behind everything and think of it as a nightmare and just resume my normal life."

  Aug 11, 2017
  
• B.C. woman acquitted of human slavery charges now suing RCMP

  A B.C. woman who was acquitted of human slavery charges in 2013 is now suing the RCMP and the Director of Civil Forfeiture.

  Feb 23, 2015
  
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• B.C. judge finds woman not guilty of human trafficking

  A Tanzanian businesswoman accused of bringing a young woman to British Columbia to work as an unpaid maid has been found not guilty of human trafficking and employing a foreign national.

  Canada

  Nov 22, 2013
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• Alleged trafficker sought new visa: witness

  A wealthy Vancouver-area woman accused of illegally bringing a domestic servant into Canada asked her lawyer to prepare a work visa application for the alleged victim because she had found the young African woman a possible job, a human trafficking trial heard Monday.

  Oct 28, 2013
• Promise of job, passport lure to Canada:trial

  An alleged victim of human trafficking believed she was coming to Canada for a salon job when she signed her visa applications, not knowing that the paperwork said she was going overseas as a domestic worker, a B.C. Supreme Court judge heard Thursday.

  Sep 12, 2013
• Alleged victim of trafficking grew up poor

  A young woman from East Africa had lived a life of hardship and poverty before meeting the employer who eventually brought her to Canada and allegedly forced her into domestic servitude, a human trafficking trial heard Wednesday.

  Sep 11, 2013
• Crown outlines B.C. human trafficking case

  The human trafficking trial of a woman accused of forcing a young Tanzanian woman into domestic servitude has heard allegations the young woman was forced to work long hours with no pay while her passport was kept locked away.

  Sep 10, 2013