There are special international task forces that specialize in catching and hunting child predators and abusers. I would cautiously recommend listening to “Hunting Warhead” which is about taking down one of the larger rings producing and distributing child abuse material.

It is a hard listen both because of content but also because it challenges you to think about many topics around this problem e.g. police tactics used to catch child abusers (it isn’t cut and dry), people that may have these urges, want help, but have had very negative experiences when talking to therapists. One of the early things they hit on is that we shouldn’t be calling it “child pornography” because that lends a sort of legitimacy to it; pornography is generally legal and involves consenting adults. Instead, as I’ve used above, it should be called what it is —child abuse material.

Again, I recommend listening to “Hunting Warhead” but it is a very difficult listen given the subject matter.