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MANILA, Philippines — A four-month-old baby in Taguig City was rescued from online child trafficking allegedly orchestrated by the child’s mother and aunt, the Philippine National Police (PNP) reported Sunday.
According to PNP chief Gen. Rommel Marbil, the infant who was being sold on the dark web was rescued during a mission led by the Women and Children Protection Center.
Article continues after this advertisementThe baby is among the 636 victims of child exploitation rescued by authorities since 2022.
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Marbil also highlighted the growing role of artificial intelligence (AI) in enhancing investigative efforts, particularly in addressing online crimes.
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Article continues after this advertisement“AI-powered tools are transforming the way we solve crimes and rescue victims, especially in cases involving the dark web. These technologies enable us to analyze vast amounts of data, identify suspects with greater precision, and swiftly respond to emerging threats,” he said.
Article continues after this advertisementHe noted that AI-assisted investigations have expedited the identification of perpetrators, enabling timely rescues of victims and facilitating successful prosecutions.
Article continues after this advertisementWith this, Marbil urged the public to “remain vigilant and proactive” in reporting any suspected cases of child exploitation.
“We urge every Filipino to take part in this fight. Protecting our children is a shared responsibility, and by working together, we can ensure their safety and well-being,” he said.
Article continues after this advertisementSince 2022, the PNP has conducted 307 operations targeting crimes related to online sexual abuse and exploitation of children, 145 of which were carried out in 2024.
“These efforts have led to the arrest of 167 suspects, the filing of 218 cases, and 12 convictions to date,” Marbil said.
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