Lawyer involved with NZ's first human trafficking get home detention

Lawyer involved with NZ’s first human trafficking get home detention

Monday, September 24th, 2018

A lawyer linked to New Zealand’s first convicted human trafficker has been sentenced for fraud, continuing to show no remorse to his victims.

He provided false information as part of legal services he provided to convicted human trafficker Faroz Ali in 2014. Continue reading

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Tags: Fraudster, Human Trafficking

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