Workshop 1: Global state of cybercrime legislation

 

  13 December 2023

  EN – FR – ES – RO

  14h30 – 16h00 CET+1

   IORGA Room

Legislation is the basis for criminal justice action on cybercrime and electronic evidence. Many governments around the world have undertaken legal reforms, often using the Convention on Cybercrime (Budapest Convention) as a guideline. However, cybercrime legislation also needs to meet human rights and rule of law requirements to prevent misuse. The aim of this workshop is to review progress made worldwide in terms of cybercrime legislation and to identify possible risks and challenges.

Fernanda Teixeira Domingos
Fernanda Teixeira Domingos Federal Prosecutor, Coordinator of the Advisory Group on cybercrime at the criminal chamber of the Federal Prosecution Service of Brazil
Zahid Jamil
Zahid Jamil Barrister-at-law, Jamil & Jamil, Pakistan
Germán Alejandro Ortega Almeida
Germán Alejandro Ortega Almeida Ambassador, Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Ecuador
Giorgi Jokhadze
Giorgi Jokhadze Programme Manager, Cybercrime Programme Office of the Council of Europe
Glenys Andrews
Glenys Andrews Legal Principal & Officer (Drafting), Office of the Attorney General, Fiji
Jamila Akaaga Ade
Jamila Akaaga Ade Assistant Director, Head of the Cyber Crime Unit, Department of Public Prosecutions, Federal Ministry of Justice, Nigeria
Jan Kralik
Jan Kralik Programme Manager, Cybercrime Programme Office, Council of Europe
Pedro Verdelho
Pedro Verdelho Chair of the Cybercrime Convention Committee, Portugal

  • Address: 2-4 Izvor Street, Bucharest, Romania
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