Crimes Against Children & Exploitation Digital Response Unit

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Crimes Against Children & Exploitation Digital Response Unit

Combating online child exploitation through digital investigation, platform accountability, and survivor support.

Unit Mission

The Crimes Against Children & Exploitation Digital Response Unit combats online child exploitation — investigating child sexual abuse material, online grooming, and digital exploitation through advanced digital forensics, platform accountability advocacy, and survivor support. The unit applies digital forensics, child protection law, and online safety to identify perpetrators, support law enforcement investigations, advocate for platform accountability, and provide the survivor-centered support needed by children who have experienced digital exploitation.

Key Functions

Digital Investigation

Supporting digital investigation of child exploitation — applying forensic analysis to identify perpetrators, preserve evidence, and support law enforcement investigations of online child sexual abuse and exploitation.

Platform Accountability

Advocating for platform accountability for child exploitation — engaging technology companies, regulators, and legislators to strengthen detection, reporting, and removal of child sexual abuse material and exploitation content.

Survivor Support

Coordinating survivor support for child exploitation victims — connecting child victims with specialized trauma-informed support services, legal assistance, and the long-term care needed for recovery from exploitation.

Operational Capabilities

CSAM investigation support
Digital forensics for child exploitation cases
Platform accountability advocacy
Online safety advisory
Child victim support coordination
Perpetrator identification support

Human Rights, Justice & Protection Directorate

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Pacific 7.0 International recruits lawyers, investigators, forensic specialists, protection officers, and human rights professionals committed to justice and accountability in the world's most challenging environments.