A man giving evidence in the country's first slavery and human trafficking trial, has described being paid twenty dollars a week for working 16-hour days, six days a week.
He is one of 13 complainants to give evidence as the trial of 65-year-old Joseph Auga Matamata, who faces 24 charges of human trafficking and slavery, heads into its second week.
Anusha Bradley was in court, and filed this report.
