Australia’s law enforcement agencies are working tirelessly to stay one step ahead of online offenders and ultimately wipe them out. With informed and dedicated leadership meeting world class expertise, the global effort to end online child exploitation is fuelled by the belief that there is an achievable end game.

Australia&rsquo;s law enforcement agencies are working tirelessly to stay one step ahead of online offenders and ultimately wipe them out. With informed and dedicated leadership meeting world class expertise, the global effort to end online child exploitation is fuelled by the belief that there is an achievable end game.

Go inside the world of those policing the ‘borderless crime’ of online child sexual exploitation. The series highlights the work of the AFP and the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation and will give you an understanding of what constitutes online child sexual exploitation, offer tips and advice on how to protect kids online, as well as how to identify and report offensive online behaviour.

Go inside the world of those policing the &lsquo;borderless crime&rsquo; of online child sexual exploitation. The series highlights the work of the AFP and the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation and will give you an understanding of what constitutes online child sexual exploitation, offer tips and advice on how to protect kids online, as well as how to identify and report offensive online behaviour.

Bringing hard-to-tell stories about online child sexual exploitation out from the shadows and into the public consciousness.

Closing The Net

A podcast series that explores the world of the ACCCE - men and women policing the ‘borderless crime’ of online child sexual exploitation, their commitment to preventing abuse, and their dedication to seeking justice for the victims.

A podcast series that explores the world of the ACCCE - men and women policing the &lsquo;borderless crime&rsquo; of online child sexual exploitation, their commitment to preventing abuse, and their dedication to seeking justice for the victims.

Australia’s law enforcement agencies are working to stay one step ahead of online offenders and ultimately wipe them out.

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