Australian Federal Police (AFP)

The Australian Federal Police (AFP) is the national law enforcement agency of Australia responsible for enforcing federal laws and tackling crimes that cross state and national borders. Established in 1979, its duties include combating terrorism, organized crime, drug trafficking, immigration offenses, and cybercrime. The AFP also works cooperatively with international law enforcement agencies to address global crime issues. Additionally, it provides security for national events and the Australian Government. The AFP plays a vital role in maintaining public safety and ensuring the rule of law across the country.