article_snippet: Mwanahamisi Mruke, 47, originally from Tanzania, was flown to Britain in 2006 and forced to work 18-hour days for Khan at Khan home in Harrow, northwest London.
article_snippet: However, Rivlin declined to give Khan a custodial sentence, citing Khan advance age, poor health and the fact that Khan has two adult disabled children.
article_snippet: According to media reports, Khan would order Mruke around by ringing a bell.
article_snippet: Mruke was also denied Mruke passport and liberty and suffered the trauma of slavery in order to support Mruke daughter who is studying in college in Africa.
article_snippet: Initially, Khan gave Mruke an allowance of £10 a month to work around the clock at Khan beck and call, stated court documents.
article_snippet: However, within a year Khan stopped paying Khan altogether.
article_snippet: Among other revelations from the trial, Khan fed Mruke only two slices of bread a day and forced Khan to sleep on the kitchen floor.
article_snippet: Mruke was also forbidden from leaving the house and Mruke never learned English because the family only watched Pakistani TV.