One of the men, from Fortitude Valley, is accused of filming children in public toilets, and helping run a hidden network.
Several Brisbane men, including one accused of being part of a hidden network and filming children in public toilets, have been arrested by police as part of investigations into more than 100 child abuse offences.
Police will allege he was involved in running a hidden network on a child exploitation material website, and has been accused of filming and taking exploitative photos of children in public toilets. On August 28, a 42-year-old Upper Kedron man was charged with possession of child exploitation material, and was due to reappear in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on September 11.
Police also charged a 26-year-old Carina man, who allegedly attempted to meet a 14-year-old for the purpose of sexual exploitation. He appeared in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on August 31, and was remanded in custody to reappear on October 16.
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