Australian Federal Police

The Australian Federal Police (AFP) is the national policing agency of Australia, responsible for enforcing federal law, combating transnational crime, and protecting national security. Recent news highlights the AFP's involvement in a range of investigations and actions. Legal groups have called on the AFP to investigate Israeli President Herzog for alleged war crimes. The death of a Filipino migrant worker in NSW has been referred to the AFP following a coroner's inquest suggesting potential criminal conduct. The AFP also arrested and charged a British national for allegedly displaying Nazi symbols, leading to his visa cancellation and deportation. Additionally, the AFP is involved in cases of threats against federal politicians. These events demonstrate the AFP's diverse responsibilities, from investigating international allegations to addressing domestic crime and security threats, highlighting its crucial role in upholding Australian law and protecting its citizens and interests.