Short Clip | 500,000 Child Exploitation Streams a Day: Australia’s Dark Secret EXPOSED

🎙️ In this 2 Worlds Collide clip, I sit down with Andrew Carpenter, the lawyer dubbed ‘The Man Most Hated by Australian Child Sex Offenders’, to expose the shocking reality of child exploitation in Australia. We dive into the 500,000 streams of child exploitation material flooding into Australia every day—a horrifying statistic that puts Australia among the top consumers globally, behind only the USA and UK. Andrew reveals how offenders are paying people in Southeast Asia to commit these crimes on livestreams, using the footage as currency in dark, hidden networks. 👉 How did Australia become one of the largest consumers of this material? 👉 Why are offenders paying for live abuse, and how is it being traded globally? 👉 What needs to happen NOW to stop this crisis? 💡 This conversation pulls back the curtain on a hidden epidemic, the failure of systems meant to protect the vulnerable, and the urgent action required to fight back against these horrific networks. 🔔 The full episode goes live this Sunday—don’t miss it! Watch on YouTube or listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Stay tuned for more highlights throughout the week! 📅 New clips released every week on YouTube and social media. Connect with Us: 🌐 Website: https://www.2worldscollide.com.au/ 📱 Instagram: @2worldscollidepodcast 🐦 TikTok: @2.worlds.collide.podcast 📱 X: @2worldsPodcast Child exploitation crisis in Australia 500,000 streams a day Australia Andrew Carpenter lawyer fighting child abuse Australia’s hidden epidemic How child exploitation is traded online Legal battles against child abuse in Australia Exposing dark networks of child exploitation 2 Worlds Collide podcast #2WorldsCollidePodcast #AndrewCarpenter #ChildExploitationCrisis #ProtectOurKids #HiddenEpidemic #JusticeForVictims #GlobalCrisis #LegalFight #InvestigativePodcast #UnfilteredTruth #AustraliaNeedsAction #PodcastAustralia

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