A Moroccan business leader sentenced in Gironde

A Moroccan woman and her company specializing in viticulture were sentenced by the Libourne criminal court.

Prosecuted for several charges, including human trafficking against several people, employment of employees without work authorization, but also subjecting several vulnerable or dependent people to unworthy accommodation conditions ,
the manager and sole shareholder of Vitilham, a Libourne company created in 2019, was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment on Tuesday, including one year with a two-year probationary suspension with provisional execution and obligation to compensate the civil parties, reports South West. She was also banned from managing or directing a business. His company Vitilham was fined 50,000 euros for human trafficking in Gironde, in the southwest of France.