South Korea to fund INTERPOL’s project to combat online child exploitation
The Korean National Police Agency (KNPA) will be providing an additional fund of 2.1 Million Euro to INTERPOL for a three year initiative, as a part of the Fight Against Child (Sexual) Exploitation (FACE) project launched in 2015.
The KNPA supported element of the FACE project would be focused in encouraging better access to INTERPOL’s International Child Sexual Exploitation (ICSE) database, promoting analysis and operational activity to identify victims and apprehend offenders for the Asian region.Additionally the cooperation is expected to help detect producers and distributors of child abuse material and taking down websites on both the Open Web and DarkNet.
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