Sex worker 'coached' to give false info A woman who allegedly forced foreign workers into sexual servitude at a Sydney brothel coached them into giving false information to immigration officials, a court has been told. Chee Mei 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 visas. It is alleged Wong ran the Diamonds brothel in Willoughby, in Sydney's north, between 2008 and 2010. Wong says she was merely a receptionist. On Friday, the District Court in Sydney was told Wong, also known as "Yoko," "coached" a Malaysian national known as "Fion," who worked at Diamonds in 2009, into giving false information to immigration officials at Sydney Airport when she arrived in Australia on a student visa. Crown prosecutor Carolyn Davenport SC told the court that Wong, in a phone intercept played to the court, can be heard in Cantonese telling the woman not to tell officials that she worked in a brothel, and to give them a "false" contact phone number. "She only suggested that to me, but I don't have to listen to her," Fion said. Fion also said that, during a raid of the brothel, she lied to Australian Federal Police officers about her hours of work and her address. I made some things up, yes. I am sorry, but I do not like talking to the authorities," she said. Wong's defence barrister, Bruce Quinn, asked Fion whether any of the other sex workers had complained about their treatment at the brothel. Not seriously. Girls, they complain about everyone, so nothing serious," Fion said. Fion told the court Wong was a "lovely person" who took care of her employees, and Diamonds was a "friendly and very clean" brothel. But during cross-examination, Fion admitted the room where the women were kept while waiting for clients had cockroaches in it and was routinely cleaned by them. "It is not dirty, they get the girls to clean (it)," she said.