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Australian men are a common sight in some of the seediest parts of South East Asia, where children are sold and sexually abused, according to Destiny Rescue’s Tony Kirwan.

“There are many times we will go into the bars and brothels, the go-go bars, and there are Aussies there,” said Mr Kirwan, who founded the charity to fight the sexual exploitation of children in the region.

“It’s one of the most common nationalities that we will find in these places.”

An ex-Melbourne cop who now hunts down evil pedophile rings in Asia, Glen Hulley, told terrible stories about Australians sexually abusing kids in Asia.

Hulley revealed how Australian pedophiles were boarding low-cost flights and travelling freely into Asian countries to take advantage of impoverished children.

He described how fixers would offer up young boys and girls for less than the price of a movie ticket.

In 2013 Hulley set up ProjectKarma, a charitable organisation that assists police in South-East Asian countries to investigate child abuse and pedophiles. He has played a role in bringing some of Australia's worst pedophiles operating in Asia to justice.

Hulley explained how he had infiltrated online pedophile networks in the deep and dark web. Scouring those clandestine forums, Hulley has developed intelligence on how Australian abusers were meticulously planning every detail of their sex holidays in Asia.

"These people don't come over to these countries and then work out what they are going to do," Hulley said. "They do their research first. They know where to go, they know who to see, they know how much they have to pay."

"They even know how much they will need to pay in bribes to corrupt cops if they get caught," Hulley said.

It is a vicious cycle of poverty, vulnerability and exploitation. Stuck in the middle are young kids. Local families will regularly "palm out one of their children" to secure enough income for a year. Hulley described how Australian child rapers will continue to pay local families even when they depart Asia and head home.

That way, when they return to Asia for another holiday, pedophiles will immediately continue their abuse of the victimised child.

Affected boys and girls will often run away from home, becoming street kids or falling under the care of over-whelmed local orphanages.

"I guarantee you they will never have seen the trauma of a child chained to the floor. I have."

Pedophile tourism, child trafficking and the rise of live-streaming of online abuse in Asia is a multi-billion-dollar industry.