How can the TOEX Programme support your force with investigations involving organised exploitation? Our new booklet highlights how forces can access support from TOEX and the roles within each of our teams, who provide dedicated intelligence and analytical expertise. Download the booklet here: https://lnkd.in/e3yWAyw6
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The TOEX Programme is an intelligence capability that provides dedicated intelligence and analytical expertise in support of forces undertaking complex organised exploitation investigations, such as modern slavery & human trafficking, organised immigration crime, county lines, adult & child sexual exploitation and abuse. Built around existing structures, TOEX teams are embedded within each of the Regional Organised Crime Units (ROCUs), and ensure victims are safeguarded and those seeking to profit from exploitation - including localised criminality and the upstream organised criminality which drives it, are disrupted and brought to justice. TOEX provides: - Efficient research methods using data science techniques; - Intelligence development, including deconfliction and coordination, to understand the threat fully; - Mapping and recording of threat including tactical advice regarding ‘upstream’ identification; - Evidence-based recommendations for activity under all 4Ps (prepare, prevent, protect, pursue); - Support for the correct ownership of the threat; and - Disruption activity against perpetrators of organised exploitation and the protection of those they exploit.
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On the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers, we are proud to work with partners such as Vivastreet, who have provided their customers with a crucial resource to enhance the safety of sex workers in the UK. Their Sex Worker Safety Hub provides essential advice, tips and connections to vital organisations. Find out more about how we're working with adult service websites (ASWs) - to identify whether users may be a victim of exploitation as well as ensuring the ASWs have the ability to refer this information to law enforcement, who can take appropriate action against those facilitating this criminality >> https://lnkd.in/eyYvVRjN
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Our TOEX teams work tirelessly to support forces in tackling organised exploitation. Here's just some of the threat areas we provide dedicated intelligence and analytical expertise on - all wrapped up 👇 #TOEXWrapped
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Yesterday, CSE Taskforce representatives met with senior leaders from Government, policing and the third-sector to relaunch Operation Makesafe. The initiative highlights the issue of hotels being used as locations to abuse and exploit children; raise awareness of the positive work being undertaken to prevent this; and educate the public - helping them to better understand the purpose of interventions carried out by hotel staff to safeguard children and young people. TOEX Director, Detective Chief Superintendent Kate Thacker, was pleased to discuss TOEX operational support to forces investigating CSE in the context of Makesafe and also demonstrate how agile analytics tools such as 'TOEX Scan-Assist' are being developed to help disrupt the threat. #OperationMakesafe The Hydrant Programme VKPP - Vulnerability Knowledge & Practice Programme
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The ‘When You Are Ready’ campaign features the voices of victims and survivors of child sexual abuse and exploitation who have shared their lived experience to help others find hope. Join us in letting survivors know that they are not alone, we care, and there is support available. Most important of all is the message that if you have experienced child sexual abuse or exploitation, you will be believed. Get help & support and watch the film here >> https://lnkd.in/eSwgtzS9 The campaign has been launched by the CSE Taskforce, which is led by the The Hydrant Programme and support by TOEX and VKPP - Vulnerability Knowledge & Practice Programme. #WhenYouAreReady
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Child sexual exploitation is a form of child sexual abuse. It can happen to children and teenagers, male and female, and from any background. TOEX is proud to support the #LookCloser campaign and will continue to raise awareness of child exploitation and the important role we all play in preventing it. The Children's Society National Police Chiefs' Council British Transport Police The Hydrant Programme VKPP - Vulnerability Knowledge & Practice Programme
Exploitation can happen to any child, anywhere. In corner shops and taxis, in hotels and on trains. We’re partnering with British Transport Police and the National Police Chiefs’ Council’s #LookCloser campaign to raise awareness of child exploitation and the important role that we can all play in preventing it: https://lnkd.in/esevrUvW
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This week, we are celebrating our women in data as part of ‘Women in Data Week’, which runs 25 – 29 November. Statistically, more men are in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) jobs than women – in fact, it’s thought male analysts and data scientists outnumber their female colleagues four to one. Hear from our Data Insights Analysts on working for a programme, which is challenging this trend, with the majority of females holding roles in data, intelligence, and research.
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On White Ribbon Day, and every day, TOEX remains committed to helping forces disrupt and prevent violence against women and girls (VAWG). #WhiteRibbonDay #VAWG
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A new report has been published today by the CSE Taskforce, which provides a clear, detailed picture of the scale, nature and threat of police recorded group-based child sexual abuse and exploitation crimes across England and Wales in 2023, based on data collected from 44 police forces. Read more below 👇
Today (Thursday 21 November) the Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) Taskforce have published a new report which sets out publicly a clear, detailed picture of police recorded group-based child sexual abuse and exploitation crimes across England and Wales in 2023. Based on data collected from 44 police forces, this national snapshot in time gives insight, analysis and commentary on the scale, nature and threat of group-based Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE), including crime types and where offences were committed. Assistant Chief Constable Becky Riggs, NPCC lead Child Abuse Protection and Investigation said: “Today’s report reveals where our efforts in tackling these most abhorrent crimes need to be focussed. The findings will allow policing and partners to consider whether current responses reflect the very clear changes in threat. Put simply, are we in the right spaces, and are there things we should be doing differently?” To read the report visit: https://lnkd.in/eugp2vsy #CSE #CSA #GroupBasedCSE #Data #HydrantProgramme #CSETaskforce
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