Craig Tuck

Problems with translation services have again delayed the Bali trial of Anthony De Malmanche. Audio

Lawyers for the accused New Zealander Antony de Malmanche, are planning a radical new defence to save him from the firing squad. Audio

The Wanganui beneficiary accused of trying to smuggle 1-point-7 kilograms of methamphetamine into Bali is facing a ten month trial. Audio

The New Zealander held in Bali for trying to bring in nearly two kilograms of methamphetamine has employed the same death penalty specialist lawyer as Schapelle Corby. Audio

The first ever people trafficking charges have been laid against two men, charged with arranging by deception the entry of 18 Indian nationals into the country. How many cases are going unreported… Audio

A coroner has blamed the captain of a Korean fishing boat for it sinking off the Otago coast in August 2010 - the captain and five others drowned. Audio

The report also says New Zealand has become a destination for Indonesians, Cambodians, Vietnamese and Thais who are forced into labour on fishing boats. Audio

Listening to that is Craig Tuck - a lawyer who represents crew who say they've been abused and underpaid on foreign chartered fishing boats. Audio

A ministerial inquiry has found repeated instances of foreign crew working on New Zealand chartered fishing boats being mistreated and underpaid. The Slave Free Seas charitable trust's spokesperson… Audio

A Korean-owned fishing vessel berthed in Christchurch's Lyttelton Port has been arrested by the High Court, after claims its workers are being abused and underpaid. Audio

With Craig Tuck. A group of lawyers and other advocates in New Zealand has set up the Slave Free Seas Trust - to push for more human rights protection for crew members and ensure the perpertrators are… Audio