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Department of Home Affairs targets illegal worker exploitation in remote WA

Six Malaysian nationals and two from Nepal were detained and taken to the Kununurra Police Station for interview.

Acting Superintendent Anthony Spadavecchia from ABF's Enforcement Command said three of those detained are suspected of higher level involvement in worker exploitation and are being held in detention ahead of their removal from Australia.

“The remaining five individuals were conditionally released, contingent on their immediate departure from Australia,” Acting Superintendent Spadavecchia said.

Source: DHA-targets-illegal-workers.pdf

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