Human trafficker extradited to Australia from Indonesia
A human trafficker was extradited to Australia from Indonesia, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Australia Julie Bishop confirmed on September 29.
Mohammad Naghi Karimi Azarla was extradited to Australia from Indonesia (Photo: viva.co.id)Sydney (VNA) – A human trafficker was extradited to Australia from Indonesia, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Australia Julie Bishop confirmed on September 29.
Mohammad Naghi Karimi Azarla was the eight human trafficker extradited to Australia from Indonesia since 2008. He would be charged with 43 counts of human trafficking, according to Bishop.
This extradition showed close, effective and long-term cooperation between the two countries’ law enforcement agencies, she said.-VNA
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