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Another Pakistani man charged over alleged plot to traffic a woman out of Australia - this time with her two young children

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Rae, M. (2026, October 14). Another Pakistani man charged over alleged plot to traffic a woman out of Australia - this time with her two young children. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16210023/pakistani-man-charged-exit-trafficking-woman-children-melbourne.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-10-14 · by Maisy Rae

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A 37-year-old Pakistani man appeared in Melbourne Magistrates Court on Tuesday after being charged with attempting to traffic a woman and her two young children out of Australia using threats and deception. Police received reports from the public in February, leading to an investigation that concluded when authorities intercepted the group before their departure via Melbourne Airport on June 10. The man faces one count of organizing the exit of another person under coercive conditions and obtaining compliance, with a maximum penalty of up to twelve years in prison.
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On October 14, 2026, a 37-year-old Pakistani man appeared before Melbourne Magistrates Court after being charged with attempting to traffic a woman and her two young children out of Australia. The alleged plot was uncovered four months earlier when police received reports from a concerned member of the public on June 10. According to authorities, the man threatened the woman in order to compel her travel to Pakistan via Melbourne Airport. Police intervened and separated the family before their departure could occur. During a search warrant executed in Glenroy, Melbourne, officers seized a mobile phone, laptop, and other documents for forensic examination. The offense carries a maximum penalty of 12 years' imprisonment. This incident is part of an ongoing issue of exit trafficking involving Pakistani nationals attempting to transport individuals out of Australia against their will.

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AFP Australia Melbourne Pakistan Pakistani

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Australia GPE · 11× Pakistan GPE · 5× Melbourne GPE · 3× AFP ORG · 2× Khan PERSON · 2× Muhammad Bilal Khan PERSON · 2× Pakistani NORP · 2× Australian Federal Police ORG · 1× Glenroy GPE · 1× Melbourne Magistrates Court ORG · 1×

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Following the execution of search warrants in Glenroy in Melbourne's north on Friday, police seized a mobile phone, laptop and other documents, which are undergoing forensic examination.
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🔮 He allegedly threatened the woman in order to compel her to travel to Pakistan Exit trafficking is a form of human trafficking where someone uses coercion, threats, deception or force to transport a person out of a country or overseas against their will.

Claims (27 extracted, 8 hedged)

A Pakistani man who allegedly tried to traffic a woman and her two young children out of Australia has faced a Melbourne court. uncertain
who → try → court
The 37-year-old man was charged on Friday, four months after police received reports from a concerned member of the public. asserted
police → charge → public
Police allege they were told the woman and children, who are known to the man, were about to be trafficked from Australia to Pakistan via Melbourne Airport. asserted
who → allege → Airport
Australian Federal Police officers launched an investigation on June 10 and were able to locate and separate the group before the planned departure. asserted
officers → launch → departure
Police allege the man threatened the woman in order to compel her to travel to Pakistan. asserted
man → allege → Pakistan
Following the execution of search warrants in Glenroy in Melbourne's north on Friday, police seized a mobile phone, laptop and other documents, which are undergoing forensic examination. asserted
which → follow → examination
The man was charged with one count of organising the proposed exit of another person from Australia using coercion, threats or deception and obtaining compliance. asserted
man → charge → compliance
He fronted Melbourne Magistrates Court on Tuesday. asserted
He → front → Tuesday
The offence carries a maximum penalty of 12 years' imprisonment. asserted
offence → carry → imprisonment
A Pakistani national who lives in Melbourne allegedly attempted to exit traffic a woman and her two young children from Australia Police received reports the man was attempting to exit traffic the group via Melbourne Airport. uncertain
man → live → Airport
He allegedly threatened the woman in order to compel her to travel to Pakistan Exit trafficking is a form of human trafficking where someone uses coercion, threats, deception or force to transport a person out of a country or overseas against their will. uncertain
someone → threaten → will
AFP Detective Superintendent Ray Imbriano said it was an insidious offence that was often underreported. asserted
that → say → ?
'The AFP will not tolerate attempts to force, threaten or manipulate people into leaving Australia against their will,' he said. asserted
he → tolerate → will
'In this matter, we allege a vulnerable woman and her young children were at risk of being removed from Australia against their will. asserted
woman → allege → will
However, thanks to timely information and swift action by investigators and community partners, authorities were able to intervene before the alleged trafficking could occur. uncertain
trafficking → intervene → investigators
Victims of human trafficking are often isolated, intimidated or made to feel they have no choice. asserted
they → isolate → choice
We encourage anyone who believes they or someone they know may be experiencing human trafficking to come forward. uncertain
they → encourage → trafficking
'Every report helps us safeguard vulnerable people and hold offenders accountable.' asserted
offenders → help → people
The reports come just days after a Sydney man was charged with allegedly trafficking his wife from Australia to Pakistan under the pretence of a holiday. uncertain
man → come → holiday
Muhammad Bilal Khan, 35, allegedly took possession of his wife's passport and identification documents before leaving Australia earlier this year Muhammad Bilal Khan, 35, allegedly took possession of his wife's passport and identification documents before leaving Australia earlier this year. uncertain
Khan → take → Australia
Police allege the woman was deceived into believing she was flying to Pakistan for a holiday. asserted
she → allege → holiday
However, once there, she was told she would have to stay permanently while Khan returned to Australia alone. asserted
Khan → tell → Australia
Police allege Khan purchased a one-way ticket back to Australia for himself and did not disclose this to the woman. asserted
Khan → allege → woman
The woman's passport and identification documents were also allegedly withheld, and she was prevented from joining him. uncertain
she → withhold → him
He fronted Downing Centre Local Court last week and was granted bail. asserted
He → front → bail
If you suspect you or another person are experiencing, or are at risk of, modern slavery or human trafficking, call 131 AFP (237). asserted
you → suspect → AFP
Do you know more? asserted
you → know → more
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