Accused sex slaver 'inspected woman' A WOMAN charged with putting several women into sexual servitude asked one worker to lift up her top and inspected her body, a Sydney court has heard. Chee Mei Wong asked one of the women to lift up her top so she could look at her tummy and body shape on the first day she arrived in Sydney from Malaysia, the woman told the District Court in Sydney on Wednesday. Wong, 37, has pleaded not guilty to conducting a business involving the sexual servitude of other people and six counts of employing and exploiting non-citizens in breach of their visa. One of the women, known only as Witness B, said she and a friend arrived in Sydney on December 26, 2008 and were taken to an apartment with mattresses on the floor. She said she met a woman there who introduced herself as Yoko. "She was frowning," the woman told the court through an interpreter. As soon as we arrived she wanted us to come to work. When the women said they were too tired, Yoko told them to "be prepared" to work the following day. The woman said Yoko then asked if the women had any "sexy clothes" before asking Witness B to lift up her top. "She looked at my tummy and looked at my body as to how it was shaped," the woman said. Wong's defence barrister, Bruce Quinn, has previously told the court Wong is a "woman of good character" who only worked at the brothel as a casual receptionist.