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+ April 30, 2021 ON APRIL 29, senior US and Philippine government officials conducted the final high-level dialogue to mark accomplishments and outline next steps after the conclusion of the four-year US-Philippines Child Protection Compact (CPC) Partnership.
The dialogue centered on recognizing the progress made over the last four years toward achieving the CPC Partnership’s objectives of improving the government’s capacity to investigate and prosecute cases of online sexual exploitation of children (Osec), identify and respond to child labor trafficking, provide comprehensive services to protect child trafficking victims, and prevent future human trafficking crimes.
During the meeting, Philippine government officials and civil society leaders committed to carry forward and build on the accomplishments achieved under the Partnership and reaffirmed their commitment to combat all forms of child trafficking.
Dr. Kari Johnstone, Acting Director of the U.S. Department of State Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons at the high-level dialogue concluding the four-year U.S.-Philippines Child Protection Compact (CPC) Partnership.
MANILA, Apr. 30 On April 29, senior U.S. and Philippine government officials conducted the final high-level dialogue to mark accomplishments and outline next steps after the conclusion of the four-year U.S.-Philippines Child Protection Compact (CPC) Partnership.
The dialogue centered on recognizing the progress made over the last four years towards achieving the CPC Partnership’s objectives of improving the government’s capacity to investigate and prosecute cases of online sexual exploitation of children (OSEC), identify and respond to child labor trafficking, provide comprehensive services to protect child trafficking victims, and prevent future human trafficking crimes. During the meeting, Philippine government officials and civil society le
Published April 29, 2021, 2:31 PM
The four-year partnership between the United States and the Philippines to combat online sexual exploitation and child labor trafficking has resulted in the arrests of 97 perpetrators and successful identification of 312 victims, a joint US and Philippines report said Thursday, April 29.
Department of Justice Secretary Menardo Guevarra (Manila Bulletin)
This surfaced during the virtual concluding ceremony of the US-Philippines Child Protection Compact (CPC) Partnership where officials from both sides conducted final dialogue to mark accomplishments of the partnership that began in 2017.
During the dialogue, both recognized the progress made over the last four years towards achieving the CPC’s objectives of improving the government’s capacity to investigate and prosecute cases of online sexual exploitation of children (OSEC), identify and respond to child labor trafficking, provide comprehensive services to protect child trafficking victims, a
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+ April 29, 2021 WITHIN two years after its inauguration, the Philippine Internet Crimes Against Children Center (Picacc) made possible the rescue of 373 victims from online sexual exploitation and the arrest of 84 offenders.
The Philippine National Police (PNP), National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), Australian Federal Police, UK National Crime Agency (NCA), and non-government organization International Justice Mission (IJM) launched Picacc on February 27, 2019 to strengthen global law enforcement collaboration in combating the online sexual exploitation of children.
On April 28, 2021, member agencies marked the center’s second anniversary with a virtual celebration where they looked back on the center’s accomplishments the past two years and welcomed a new member, the National Police of the Netherlands.