The PNP said it would boost its campaign against perpetrators of online sexual exploitation of women and children. | CMarquezINQ
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police on Saturday said it would boost its campaign against perpetrators of online sexual exploitation of women and children.
PNP chief Gen. Archie Gamboa has ordered the PNP-Directorate for Information and Communication Technology Management to connect the PNP National Headquarters and the 17 police regional offices nationwide by putting up “One Network” that will serve as a “main highway that has audio, video, and data communication” for easier exchange of information and facilitate tracing of cybercriminals.“Go after cybercriminals, especially those who prey on women and children,” he said in a statement.
Gamboa also noted that they will work with their foreign counterparts to track down foreign cybercriminals involved in online child abuse.
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