Peru
GLACY projects advance Peru’s cybercrime strategy
The support of GLACY+ project has been crucial for Peru. As a result of inter-institutional work to assess needs in the treatment and fight against cybercrime, Peru was selected as a priority country for the project in August 2022. This incorporation had an academic impact for various actors in the justice system (police, prosecutors, and judges), and also made possible to bring Peru closer to the good practices on fighting against cybercrime and handling of e-evidence of other countries in this area. [READ MORE]
Philippines
From accession to action: The Philippines cybercrime strategy’s progress
The Philippines cybercrime landscape has evolved tremendously over the years, and this is because of our accession to the Convention on Cybercrime (Budapest Convention). Everything regarding cybercrime in the Philippines – from legal framework, national strategies, to training sustainability started with the Budapest Convention, which provided the Philippines with basis to enact its own comprehensive law on cybercrime composed of substantive, procedural, and international cooperation provisions and rules for the investigation and adjudication of cybercrime cases. [READ MORE]
Ghana
Co-operation with Ghana on cybercrime
Ghana acceded to and ratified the Convention on Cybercrime (Budapest Convention) in 2019. To reach this millestone, the Council of Europe (CoE), through its Global Action on Cybercrime Extended (GLACY+) project provided support by outlining the necessary steps and modalities needed to enable Ghana to undergo the process. [READ MORE]
Sri Lanka
Empowering Sri Lanka in the fight against cybercrime
In recent years, Sri Lanka has made significant strides in combating cybercrime. The collaboration with the GLACY+ (Global Action on Cybercrime Extended) and GLACY-e (Global Action on Cybercrime Enhanced) projects was a key factor in mobilizing and engaging the national stakeholders. [READ MORE]
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