A Melbourne court hears allegations that a woman accused of acting as a “slave driver” in an ISIS-linked family held a teenage Yazidi girl captive, according to reporting. Prosecutors allege the teen was kept in the household and subjected to repeated sexual abuse, including that her father allegedly raped her multiple times. The case also includes claims that the accused woman controlled the teen and treated her as a source of labor. Reports describe testimony that includes alleged statements made to the teen, characterizing her as being provided for sex and domestic work. The matter is being heard in court proceedings, where details of the alleged captivity and sexual assaults are presented through witness accounts and related evidence. The defendant is accused of participating in and facilitating the mistreatment, while the father is also alleged to be responsible for the sexual abuse attributed to him. The accounts cited in coverage are allegations presented to the court and not findings of guilt.