Section 314A - Prohibition of customary servitude

(1) A person who

(a) sends to, or receives at a place, any other person, or

(b) participates in or is concerned in a ritual or customary activity in respect of any other person,

with the purpose of subjecting the other person to a form of ritual or customary servitude, or a form of forced labour related to a customary ritual, commits a criminal offence and is liable to a term of imprisonment not less than three years.

(2) In this section, “concerned in” means

(a) to send to, take to, consent to the taking to or receive at a place, a person for the performance of the customary ritual; or

(b) to enter into an agreement whether written or oral to subject to any of the parties to the agreement or any other person to the performance of the customary ritual; or

(c) to be present at an activity connected with or related to the performance of the customary ritual.