OFFICIALS from the 27 EU member states and 22 other countries, including the US, Australia and New Zealand, are launching a global alliance targeting online child sexual abuse.
US Attorney-General Eric Holder and European Union Commissioner for Home Affairs Cecilia Malmstrm will launch the alliance in Brussels on Wednesday, building on the success of cross-border police operations that have dismantled international pedophile networks.
The participating nations are making a commitment to caring for victims, enhancing efforts to prosecute offenders, increasing children's awareness of online risks and reducing the availability of child abuse material online.
Representatives from outside the EU are from Albania, Australia, Cambodia, Canada, Croatia, Georgia, Ghana, Japan, Moldova, Montenegro, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, the Philippines, Serbia, Republic of Korea, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, the US, Ukraine and Vietnam.
Last year, a US-led law enforcement operation charged 72 defendants in the US and targeted more than 500 people for investigation overseas in the largest US prosecution of an international criminal network organised to sexually exploit children.
The participants allegedly belonged to Dreamboard, a members-only online bulletin board to promote pedophilia and encourage sexual abuse of very young children.
In an initiative called Project Safe Childhood, the Justice Department's Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section trains prosecutors in US Attorneys' offices around the United States to help assemble criminal cases against perpetrators of child sexual abuse.
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