‘No payment, no consent’: Perth man accused of rape after failing to pay a sex worker
A Perth man, Jumakhan Haidari, has been extradited to Queensland over allegations of rape after failing to pay a sex worker. The incident reportedly occurred while he was on holiday in Brisbane in December 2024, where he allegedly made a fake payment. Queensland law classifies non-payment for sex work as non-consent, leading to the charges against him.
- ▪Jumakhan Haidari is accused of using a sex worker's services without payment during a holiday in Brisbane.
- ▪He allegedly made a fake payment, which led to charges of sexual penetration without consent and forgery.
- ▪Haidari's extradition took 18 months, and he was deemed a flight risk during his court appearance.
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| Publication time | Fri, 22 May 2026 03:00:00 +1000 |
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