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19 Australians charged with child abuse offences in joint AFP FBI operation

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Nineteen Australian men have been charged with child abuse offences, and more than a dozen children removed from harm as part of a joint operation between the AFP and the FBI. The Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation says the alleged offenders were sharing graphic material online and creating their own.
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