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Human trafficking largely unreported: police

Police say human trafficking goes largely unreported in Australia and is difficult to investigate.

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Police say human trafficking goes largely unreported in Australia and is difficult to investigate -- with few cases actually proceeding to prosecution.

In Victoria, a program has been launched to better equip officers in identifying its key indicators.

The move comes on the back of data released by the Australian Federal Police showing a dramatic doubling of identified cases in sectors such as the labour market and sex industry.

Victoria Police Detective Superintendent Rod Jouning spoke to Kristina Kukolja.

(Click on the audio tab above to hear the full interview)

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