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1   Link   Norway: National Criminal Investigation Service
Driver/Project manager
2   Link   UK: Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP)
Co-driver
3   Link   France: Central Directorate of Criminal Investigation Department
4   Link   France: Gendarmerie National
5   Link   Sweden: National Criminal Police
6   Link   Italy: Postal and Communication Police Service
7   Link   Finland: National Bureau of Investigation
8   Link   Belgium: Belgium Federal Police
9   Link   Spain: National Police
10   Link   Malta: Malta National Police
11   Link   Denmark: Danish National Police
12   Link   The Netherlands: Dutch National Police
13   Link   Poland: Polish National Police
14   Link   Germany: German national police (BKA)
15   Link   Interpol
16   Link   Europol
17   Link   Europol: Information for domain registrants
Registrants of domains affected by the CSAADF may request a revision of the legality of the domain in the affected countries.

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