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To the ordinary eye, these photographs look like mere slices of everyday life. But for the AFP-led Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE) they’re tiny clues that could help to identify, save and support victims of online child sexual exploitation (OCSE). The images described above form part of the fourth Australian release of Stop Child Abuse – Trace an Object, which began as a Europol initiative and involves the public release of ‘cold case’ OCSE images in search of community help to identify their origins.

The AFP has launched a bold initiative to tackle online sexual abuse or exploitation of children (OSAEC) in the Philippines with a Tagalog-language picture book that delivers cyber safety messaging direct to schoolkids.