The court case concerning Egyptian national, Walib Taleb, who charged that his employer, a bakery owner and other people of torturing him, continued on Thursday.

Defendants at the hearings are the bakery owner, the man’s son and two more people who allegedly tortured and beat up the Egyptian migrant.

When he was found at Ambelakia, a village on the island of Salamina, the Egyptian national was weak and chained. The four men are charged with kidnapping, robbery, unwarranted bodily harm and sexual abuse that took place in the summer of 2012, according to the indictment.

A bakery assistant, Taleb’s brother and a representative of the Egyptian community in Greece were called to the stand on Thursday.