Action against Cybercrime
Our approach
The Council of Europe helps to protect societies worldwide from the threat of cybercrime through the Convention on Cybercrime and its Protocol on Xenophobia and Racism, the Cybercrime Convention Committee (T-CY) and the technical cooperation programmes on cybercrime.
Events
- Octopus Conference 2019, Strasbourg, France, 20-22 November 2019 (registration open until 20 October 2019)
iPROCEEDS: Legal Reflections on 24/7 Point of Contact and Preservation Requests in Turkey
To increase awareness of the national stakeholders on the National 24/7 Point of Contact and create intellectual resources for future harmonisation of the Turkish law with the Convention, police, judges, prosecutors, officials of the Ministry of Justice, access providers and hosting service...
iPROCEEDS: Performance Review Workshop
The Joint Project of the European Union and the Council of Europe targeting crime proceeds on the internet in South Eastern Europe and Turkey - iPROCEEDS is to be completed in December 2019. In this context, it started the assessment visits to review and measure progress made in achieving results...
CyberSouth: Joint conference between the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean and the Council of Europe on counter-terrorism and new technologies
On 10-11 October 2019, the Council of Europe organised jointly with the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean a Conference on counter-terrorism and the impact of the new technology, under the framework of the CyberSouth project. The event gathered parliamentarians from Algeria, Cyprus,...
Join us as a trainee and help defend human rights in Europe!
Twice per year the Council of Europe welcome young graduates into organisation as trainees. The internship lasts from eight weeks to five months, and is not remunerated. There are two official traineeship sessions each year (beginning in March and September). The first session of the 2020...
Third Annual Meeting of the 24/7 Network of Contact Points
One of the most tangible achievements of the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime is the Network of the 24/7 points of contact established under Article 35 of the treaty. Cross-border investigations on cybercrime and electronic evidence require timely and efficient international action between law...
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