2 about the intended kidnapping and murder and sought asylum in the UK, where she remained until 2005. 5. 6. 7. 8. The Complainant states that after her return to Zambia, in May 2005 the Inspector General of Police recommended that she be paid all her held salaries and rental refund and be elevated to the appropriate rank, which was denied by the Director of Legal and Professional Standards. She alleges that she received a job offer from the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), on condition that she be seconded by the Zambian Police, but the Chief of Administration declined the request and the offer was withdrawn. SHe submits that there were also continual sexual advances from the Director of Legal and Professional Standards, which she refused. The Complainant avers that her,benefits from the time when she worked for the Zambia Police, including pension, leave days, repatriation grant and rental refunds have been deliberately withheld by the Attorney General and the Zambia Police Command. ... <,. ,,:~r:::; The Complainant submits that in 2007 she,.was &~Y'~ha UN job offer in Sudan, and that her former colleagues in the Zfl:mbid,Police:Service were envious when she presented her application for leave' to take up the UN job pending her early retirement on 30 August 2008. She avers that these colleagues conspired to obstruct , ", I ' " her from joining the UN, as they had neve~ ~eld SUG~ positions. She submits that these colleagues tried to force her to resign her job, which she reported to the Permanent Secretary at the Cabinet office, who allowed her leave of absence pending early retirement, on condition that she continues to help the TFC to process cases during her leave. The Complainant submits that while she was in Sudan, her daughter fell ill, and died on 11 May 2007. The Complainant states that she was denied a post-mortem by the COIJ:\m.~ssioner'of Police, who according to the Complainant informed her that she halr~i;u", itted an "indiscipline act" by joining the UN, leaving men uneduc~!ed :i:fu9;u,tsuch jobs. She submits that she was informed by one Elizabetlj'M" e Mbewe, a former colleague from the AFU, that the Complainant herself had been the target of the assassination, and that the aim was to make her daughter ill SO that she would return from Sudan. She submits that she reported the murder to Woodlands Police Station on 12 May 2007, but that the investigation had been frustrated and was not concluded.