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  • dedicated to foreign affairs officials working on cybercrime, as well as cybercrime and criminal justice experts from competent public authorities

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  • dédié aux responsables des affaires étrangères travaillant sur la cybercriminalité, ainsi qu'aux experts en cybercriminalité et justice pénale des autorités publiques compétentes

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  • dedicado a funcionarios de asuntos exteriores que trabajan en cibercrimen/ ciberdelinquencia, así como a expertos en cibercrimen y justicia penal de autoridades públicas competentes
24 june 2020 - ASIA-PACIFIC [EN]

 

 24 June 2020, 7:00 AM (UTC)

 Language: English

 Video recording

 Chair: Patryk PAWLAK, Brussels Executive Officer, EU Institute for Security Studies

 

 Speakers:

  • Jayantha FERNANDO, Director, Sri Lanka CERT; Director / Legal Advisor, ICTA; Director, Colombo Stock Exchange - 
  • Alexander SEGER, Head of Division, Cybercrime Programme Office (C-PROC), Council of Europe - 
  • Markk PERETE, Undersecretary, Department of Justice, The Philippines - 
  • Leotrina MACOMBER, Senior Crown Prosecutor, Tonga - 
7 july 2020 - AFRICA [EN]

 

 

7 July 2020, 8.00 AM (UTC)

Languange: English

 Video recording

Chair: Joyce HAKMEH, Senior Fellow, Chatham House - 

 

Speakers:

  • Dr. Albert ANTWI-BOASIAKO, National Cyber Security Policy and Strategy Advisor, Ministry of Communication, Ghana -
  • Alexander SEGER, Head of Division, C-PROC, Council of Europe -
  • Momodou JALLOW, Principal ICT Officer, Ministry of Information and Communication Infrastructure, The Gambia -
  • George-Maria TYENDEZWA, Head, Cybercrime Prosecution Unit, Federal Ministry of Justice, Nigeria -
  • Capacity building -
    • Pravin HARRAH, Director of Public Prosecutions, Principal State Counsel, Office of the DPP, Mauritius 
    • Dr. Kaleem USMANI, Head of Operations, CERT-MU, Mauritius
9 july - Africa [FR]

 

 9 juillet 2020, 8.00 AM (UTC)

 Langue: Francais

 Enregistrement video

  Moderateur: François DELERUE, Chercheur cyberdéfense et droit international à l’Institut de Recherche stratégique de l’École Militaire, France - 

 

 Conferenciers:

 

  • Papa Assane TOURE, Magistrat, Secrétaire Général Adjoint du Gouvernement, Sénégal - 
  • Alexander SEGER, Chef de division, Bureau du programme sur la cybercriminalité, Conseil de l'Europe - 
  • Sidi RALIOU, Directeur Economie Numérique au Ministère des Postes et Télécommunications et de l'Economie Numérique, Niger - 
  • Layla EZZOUINE, Chef du Service de lutte contre la criminalité liée aux nouvelles technologies a la direction de la Police Judiciaire de Maroc - 
  • Issa Saferiba FAYAMA, Magistrat, Directeur de Cabinet du Ministre de la Justice, Burkina Faso - 
20 july - LATAM & CARIBBEAN [EN]

 

 20 July 2020, 15:00 (UTC)

 Language: English

 Video recording

 Chair: Patryk PAWLAK, Brussels Executive Officer, EU Institute for Security Studies - 

 

 Speakers:

  • Fernanda TEIXEIRA SOUZA DOMINGOS, Federal Prosecutor; Cybercrime Supporting Group Coordinator, Brazil - 
  • Alexander SEGER, Head of Division, Cybercrime Programme Office, Council of Europe - 
  • Pedro VERDELHO, Fiscal, Vicepresidente del Comité Directivo (T-CY) de la Convención de Budapest, Portugal - 
  • Camila BOSCH CARTAGENA, Lawyer, Money Laundering, White Collar, Environmental, Cyber and Organized Crimes Unit, Public Prosecution Office, Chile - 
  • Claudio PEGUERO, Brigade General, Advisor to the Director General on Cybermatters, National Police, Cybercrime Convention Committee (T-CY) Rep and GLACY+ National Coordinator, Dominican Republic - 

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22 july - LATAM & CARIBBEAN [ES]

 

22 julio 2020, 15:00 (UTC)

 Video recording

Lengua: Espanol

Moderadora: Camino KAVANAGH, Investigadora Asociada, King’s College Londres - 

 

Conferenciantes:

  • Claudio PEGUERO, General de Brigada, Asesor en Asuntos Cibernéticos del Director General de la Policía Nacional, Miembro en el Comité Directivo (T-CY) del Convenio de Budapest, Coordinador Nacional del Proyecto GLACY+, República Dominicana - 
  • Marcos SALT, Profesor de Derecho Penal y Derecho Procesal Penal, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Miembro en el Comité Directivo (T-CY) del Convenio de Budapest, Argentina - 
  • Irma Llano PEREIRA, Fiscal Delegada de Delitos Informáticos del Ministerio Público de la República de Paraguay - 
  • Emilia NAVAS APARICIO, Fiscala General de la República de Costa Rica
  • Juan Carlos CUBILLO MIRANDA, Fiscal Adjunto III de la Fiscalía General de la República de Costa Rica
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Background

In 2020, the UN Intergovernmental Expert Group on Cybercrime (IEG) is to discuss the chapters on international cooperation and prevention of the Comprehensive Draft Study on Cybercrime, as contained in the work plan of the Expert Group for 2018-2021. In December 2019, the UN General Assembly resolution A/RES/74/247 initiated a new, parallel process. The resolution mandates the establishment of an open-ended ad hoc intergovernmental committee of experts, representative of all regions, to elaborate a comprehensive international convention on ‘countering the use of information and communications technologies for criminal purposes’. The process is to begin with a three-day organisational session in August 2020.

Objectives

The webinar aims to facilitate the new process through the sharing of experience between criminal justice practitioners, who are to be the beneficiaries of a future UN treaty on cybercrime, and foreign policy experts, who will be involved in the negotiation of this treaty. The webinar will focus on:

  • The concept of cybercrime as a matter of criminal justice
  • The question of cybercrime legislation and reforms already undertaken by governments worldwide
  • The challenge of international cooperation in practice
  • The experience of capacity building

Participants

This series of webinars is aimed primarily at foreign affairs officials working on cybercrime and United Nations matters in New York (diplomatic missions to UN HQ), Vienna (diplomatic missions to UNODC) and capitals (Ministries of Foreign Affairs) as well as cybercrime and criminal justice experts from competent public authorities (for example from Ministries of Interior, Justice or Communications, and public prosecution or Attorney General’s office).

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