Four S’porean victims found in multinational police op targeting online child sexual abuse


Many victims worry that the circulation of the distributed child sex abuse materials will never end, and fear being recognised by someone who has seen the materials - ILLUSTRATION: TNP FILE

SINGAPORE: A recent multinational police operation targeting online child sexual exploitation and abuse material uncovered four Singaporean children among the victims.

Revealing this for the first time, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) told The Straits Times that the operation was the first for the offence that it organised involving other jurisdictions and its biggest such probe to date.

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