![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/im-traumatised-after-i-was-accused-of-slavery-for-asking-a-ukrainian-refugee-to-do-the-dishes/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/crop-20430665-1.jpg&description=A MUM was left traumatised after she was accused of slavery when asking a Ukrainian refugee to do the dishes. Hannah Debenham, 44, generously opened up her home to a 36-year-old Ukrainian woman and her daughter who were fleeing from Putin's wrath. Hannah Debenham, 42 was under investigation for two months following the accusationCredit: Facebook The mum-of-two revealed she was reported by a Ukrainian refugee after asking her to do the washing up But Hannah's act of kindness seemed to have backfired when she was reported to the police for slavery by the refugee - who cannot be named for legal reasons. She was quizzed by cops at a police station and faced a hellish two-month investigation after the claims, despite only asking the woman to clean up after herself. Hannah was accused of using the refugee as "a slave and full-time child minder for little to no pay under the disguise of assisting her in the Ukrainian settlement scheme". The Ukrainian also said she was "made to work most days, looking after the children and expected to clear up and tidy up the house", a report claimed. However, the case was dropped when no evidence was found. The mum-of-two said her's and the woman's relationship came to pieces just three weeks after her and her husband opened their doors. And Hannah has been fuming at the whole saga that caused her "sleepless nights" and left her son "traumatised." Speaking to Mail Online, she said: "I received one email. Nothing that acknowledged that for three months my whole family had been put through the mill based on nothing but lies. "I have had endless sleepless nights, worrying that I would end up behind bars, and my eldest son has been traumatised. It has been horrific." Hannah initially found the refugee via an au pair website before they exchanged messages. The 36-year-old - an English teacher - agreed she would babysit Hannah's 10-year-old daughter for two to three days a week in exchange for lodging and a £200 weekly wage. Their arrangement){kind=link}
A MUM was left traumatised after she was accused of slavery when asking a Ukrainian refugee to do the dishes.
Hannah Debenham, 44, generously opened up her home to a 36-year-old Ukrainian woman and her daughter who were fleeing from Putin’s wrath.
But Hannah’s act of kindness seemed to have backfired when she was reported to the police for slavery by the refugee – who cannot be named for legal reasons.
She was quizzed by cops at a police station and faced a hellish two-month investigation after the claims, despite only asking the woman to clean up after herself.
Hannah was accused of using the refugee as “a slave and full-time child minder for little to no pay under the disguise of assisting her in the Ukrainian settlement scheme”.