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04 Sept 2026 Global 🌎
▫️Nearly 5,800 children identified as sexual exploitation victims in Global Interpol crackdown
Nearly 5,800 children have been identified as victims of sexual exploitation through Interpol’s international database in the first seven months of 2026.
The figure comes after the database recorded its largest annual increase in victim identifications since the International Child Sexual Exploitation (ICSE) database was created in 2011.
https://eastleighvoice.co.ke/news/392742/nearly-5800-children-identified-as-sexual-exploitation-victims-in-global-interpol-crackdown
▫️Operation Digital Falcon: S.America: International child sexual exploitation ring dismantled with support from Interpol and the Police
An international operation called "Digital Falcon" led to the arrest of 21 people accused of sexually aggressing minors in nine countries in the region, including Colombia, Argentina, Brazil, and Spain.
Interpol and PNP capture 9 men: Sexual exploitation and child pornography network dismantled (Peru)
In an impressive display of transnational collaboration, Interpol together with the Peruvian National Police carried out a series of arrests that culminated in the arrest of nine individuals. These people are being investigated for their alleged involvement in a network dedicated to the sexual exploitation of minors and the distribution of child pornographic content.
This operation has not only allowed the capture of individuals directly involved in deplorable crimes, but has also helped identify victims who were being exploited. Rescue efforts are underway to ensure their well-being and offer them the necessary support to overcome the aftermath of these crimes.
» https://youtu.be/j-DMSzw-uwk (VIDEO)
» https://satelite.pe/interpol-y-pnp-capturan-a-9-hombres-desmantelan-red-de-explotacion-sexual-y-pornografia-infantil
▫️Sex Crimes Squad Busts Global Child Abuse Ring, 7 Arrested
Sex Crimes Squad detectives have disrupted a series of alleged offshore online child-abuse networks, with urgent intelligence referrals leading to arrests in Uruguay, England, Poland, Mexico and the United States.
» https://www.miragenews.com/sex-crimes-squad-busts-global-child-abuse-ring-1732370/
» https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16077171/Aussie-cops-smash-alleged-online-child-abuse-ring-operating-globe-arrests-six-countries.html
▫️Human trafficking ring subjected victims to labor exploitation in Spain
A joint operation between Colombian and Spanish authorities dismantled an international human trafficking network that lured nearly 60 victims with the promise of fake academic internships. Seven people were arrested, including the alleged ringleader known as alias 'Nelly,' following raids in Bogotá, Villavicencio, and Spain.
The victims, from regions such as Antioquia, Meta, and Cundinamarca, paid up to eight million pesos for visa processing fees and were then subjected to work shifts of up to 16 hours in restaurants in Tarragona. This investigation adds to the growing concern about this crime, which has already claimed 54 victims in Medellín this year.
https://youtube.com/shorts/7DwC4iz_ifg (VIDEO)
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04 Sept 2026 Global 🌎
▫️Nearly 5,800 children identified as sexual exploitation victims in Global Interpol crackdown
Nearly 5,800 children have been identified as victims of sexual exploitation through Interpol’s international database in the first seven months of 2026.
The figure comes after the database recorded its largest annual increase in victim identifications since the International Child Sexual Exploitation (ICSE) database was created in 2011.
https://eastleighvoice.co.ke/news/392742/nearly-5800-children-identified-as-sexual-exploitation-victims-in-global-interpol-crackdown
▫️Operation Digital Falcon: S.America: International child sexual exploitation ring dismantled with support from Interpol and the Police
An international operation called "Digital Falcon" led to the arrest of 21 people accused of sexually aggressing minors in nine countries in the region, including Colombia, Argentina, Brazil, and Spain.
Interpol and PNP capture 9 men: Sexual exploitation and child pornography network dismantled (Peru)
In an impressive display of transnational collaboration, Interpol together with the Peruvian National Police carried out a series of arrests that culminated in the arrest of nine individuals. These people are being investigated for their alleged involvement in a network dedicated to the sexual exploitation of minors and the distribution of child pornographic content.
This operation has not only allowed the capture of individuals directly involved in deplorable crimes, but has also helped identify victims who were being exploited. Rescue efforts are underway to ensure their well-being and offer them the necessary support to overcome the aftermath of these crimes.
» https://youtu.be/j-DMSzw-uwk (VIDEO)
» https://satelite.pe/interpol-y-pnp-capturan-a-9-hombres-desmantelan-red-de-explotacion-sexual-y-pornografia-infantil
▫️Sex Crimes Squad Busts Global Child Abuse Ring, 7 Arrested
Sex Crimes Squad detectives have disrupted a series of alleged offshore online child-abuse networks, with urgent intelligence referrals leading to arrests in Uruguay, England, Poland, Mexico and the United States.
» https://www.miragenews.com/sex-crimes-squad-busts-global-child-abuse-ring-1732370/
» https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16077171/Aussie-cops-smash-alleged-online-child-abuse-ring-operating-globe-arrests-six-countries.html
▫️Human trafficking ring subjected victims to labor exploitation in Spain
A joint operation between Colombian and Spanish authorities dismantled an international human trafficking network that lured nearly 60 victims with the promise of fake academic internships. Seven people were arrested, including the alleged ringleader known as alias 'Nelly,' following raids in Bogotá, Villavicencio, and Spain.
The victims, from regions such as Antioquia, Meta, and Cundinamarca, paid up to eight million pesos for visa processing fees and were then subjected to work shifts of up to 16 hours in restaurants in Tarragona. This investigation adds to the growing concern about this crime, which has already claimed 54 victims in Medellín this year.
https://youtube.com/shorts/7DwC4iz_ifg (VIDEO)
@ENDHUMANTRAFFICKING