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'Callous exploitation': Person jailed after luring workers from Samoa illegally

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The individual would frequently travel to Samoa to recruit people to their painting business.

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Person jailed for luring workers from Samoa illegally

A Samoan national has been sentenced to four years imprisonment after pleading guilty to 12 representative charges relating to a migrant exploitation scheme.

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'Callous exploitation': Person jailed after luring workers from Samoa illegally

The individual would frequently travel to Samoa to recruit people to their painting business.

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Samoan National sentenced to four years prison for immigration breaches

Photo: Nick Reed A Samoan national with interim name suppression has been sentenced at Auckland District Court to 4 years imprisonment and ordered to pay $4,000 in reparation to the victims after pleading guilty to five representative charges of aiding and abetting breach of visa conditions, six charges of exploitation of unlawful migrants and one representative charge of corruption of a public official. A further associate who has also been cha…

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RNZ broke the news in New Zealand on Monday, April 7, 2025.
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