Duped by Indonesian Middlemen

NASIR Rajabi, 32, still dreams of some day setting foot in Australia, despite the fact that he left his country more than two years ago. By now fluent in Bahasa Indonesia, he has spent thousands of dollars trying to get to the “Lucky Country.”

While still living in Kabul, Afghanistan, he says he was approached by a middleman from Indonesia, who assured Nasir that he would be able to get him safely to Australia. Nasir decided to take the chan

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