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Australian Federal Police (AFP)
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) is the national law enforcement agency responsible for protecting Australia’s interests both domestically and internationally. Established in 1979, the AFP plays a vital role in maintaining national security, enforcing federal laws, and combating serious and organized crime. It operates under the Australian Federal Police Act 1979 and works closely with state and territory police forces, government agencies, and international partners to uphold law and order.
Roles and Responsibilities
The AFP works to prevent fraud, identity theft, and financial crimes, ensuring the safety and security of Australian citizens.
The AFP actively combats drug trafficking, money laundering, human trafficking, and organized crime syndicates operating across Australia and internationally.
With the rise of digital crime, the AFP leads investigations into cyber threats, online fraud, hacking, and child exploitation cases to protect individuals and businesses.
The AFP collaborates with international law enforcement agencies such as INTERPOL and the United Nations to address transnational crimes and provide support in peacekeeping missions.
The AFP plays a key role in preventing and responding to terrorism threats, both within Australia and abroad. It works alongside intelligence agencies to investigate and disrupt terrorist activities.
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