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The Darkest Web

In the 1990’s the US Department of Defense created the Dark Web so their spies could communicate in complete secrecy. In 2004 the Dark Web was made public, allowing the criminals to conceal their identities from law enforcement. By 2012 pedophiles were gathering on the Dark Web—building hidden sites devoted to child exploitation.

The pedophiles in this documentary are young, very techie, deeply afflicted. (Did the same abuse happened to them as young children?)

According to the information here, there are millions of users on the dark web with approximately 50 dedicated officers working day and night around the world to put a dent in it.

I watched this video in awe of the people dedicated to protecting children. If you decide to, and you feel helpless to do something, do know invoking Universal Law and the Violet Flame is a powerful way to create change . . . 

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Premiered February 16, 2026

A global team of undercover officers take on the almost impossible – infiltrating the darkest corners of the internet to rescue children, bringing hope where none seemed possible.

For US agent Greg Squire and an international network of undercover officers, the mission is clear and unwavering: to penetrate the most hidden corners of the internet and stop those who exploit and harm children.

Operating across borders, cultures and political divides, this rare collaboration sees law enforcement agencies from countries including Russia and the United States working side by side. As officers track offenders in digital spaces designed to evade detection, this film reveals not only the scale of the crimes involved, but the resilience, determination and moral clarity of those committed to bringing perpetrators to justice.

For over seven years, #BBCEye journalist Sam Piranty was granted rare access to follow their work, observing the extraordinary lengths they will go to hunt down offenders and rescue children. [Read more…]

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BWSS: The Downplay Effect

For decades, Battered Women’s Support Services (BWSS) in BC, Canada, has worked alongside survivors to change how communities, institutions, and governments respond to violence against women.

Through #DesignedWithSurvivors, that work is helping strengthen domestic violence risk assessment accountability, advance recognition of coercive control, support legislative reform, and move conversations about femicide prevention into the mainstream.

However, throughout that work, another pattern became impossible to ignore.

Long before violence escalates, or systems respond, warning signs are too often minimized, dismissed, delayed, normalized, or explained away.

Again and again opportunities to act are lost long before intimate partner violence was recognized as a matter of public safety.

As part of this work, BWSS is also introducing Downplay Detected, a new series examining current events, media coverage, public statements, systemic responses and everyday examples to help people recognize downplaying as it happens.

Over the coming months, The Downplay Effect will grow into a province-wide conversation leading up to the 2026 municipal elections, encouraging communities across British Columbia to support stronger action to prevent violence against women.

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