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AFP call on multicultural communities to report suspected cases of foreign interference

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Multicultural communities are now considered a front line of defence against interference by foreign governments in Australia. Federal Police have launched an information campaign in the hopes more people from diaspora communities will come forward to report criminal behaviour. This new approach comes in the wake of a chilling revelation from Australia's spy agency about the danger some dissidents and human rights activists have faced here.
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