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An association with links to a secretive Catholic group is in the dock in France over a woman’s claims that she was forced to work for over a decade for virtually no pay.
As a catering trainee, Catherine Tissier says she worked 14 hours a day, seven days a week, never saw her salary and was kept in the ideological grip of the Opus Dei movement.
It denies any wrongdoing; its supporters claims it has been the victim of discrimination in the French press.
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