The Council of Europe, under its Cybercrime @ Eastern Partnership II project funded by the European Union, will be organizing the Workshop on International Cooperation on Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence in Yerevan, Armenia, on 15-17 June 2016.

The objective of the workshop is to promote the review of the legal framework of the Republic of Armenia with regard to international cooperation on cybercrime and electronic evidence, looking into the issues of substantive and procedural regulations in Armenia that have a direct impact on the ability of the country to cooperate internationally in investigation of cases involving cybercrime and electronic evidence.

One of the specific objectives of the Cybercrime @ Eastern Partnership II project is to produce an online information resource for the counties of the Eastern Partnership, which will help them to have up-to-date understanding of the legal requirements and practical considerations of other states in the area of international cooperation on cybercrime and electronic evidence. To this end, the workshop will test the possible inputs and content with the support and specific examples of such input provided by Armenian counterparts.

Experts from Germany, Portugal and the United Kingdom will work with the participants of the workshop to achieve these results.