Gardening against slavery at Chelsea Flower Show
A world-famous flower show is not a place where you would expect to see an anti-slavery stand.
But Tanzanian-born Juliet Sargeant has done just that, using her exhibition at the Chelsea Flower Show in London to highlight what campaigners call modern-day slavery, including forced labour and prostitution.
BBC Africa's Dayo Yusuf visited the show to see how Ms Sargeant's garden design expresses her message.
27 May 2016
- From the section Africa