A social media network with more than 14,000 members wasn’t powered by servers or data centers—it was run from a small room with a laptop, a few phones, and an internet connection. This was the epicenter of a community trading child sexual abuse material (CSAM), encouraging each other’s crimes, and turning children into commodities.

With Thai law enforcement, International Protection Alliance (IPA) investigators infiltrated the network, identified victims, and helped rescue children—some as young as 11. From the first arrest to ongoing operations, IPA continues to provide critical evidence, surveillance, and forensic support to stop these predators.

IPA’s mission is to protect the most vulnerable. Online exploitation is spreading fast, but with your support we can stay one step ahead.

Donate today to help IPA continue rescuing children, arresting predators, dismantling online pedophile networks, providing survivors the help they need, and making the world a safer place.