On 08 July, the International Network of National Judicial Trainers concluded the first series of six practitioners-to-practitioners workshops, as part of the current efforts to enable judges and prosecutors to enhance their knowledge on cybercrime and electronic evidence through training, networking and specialization. The sessions took place between February and July and were designed and delivered by national judicial trainers and empowered the members of the Network to connect, share experience and remain up-to-date.
Throughout the entire series, more than 270 cybercrime professionals from 27 countries (Albania, Algeria, Azerbaijan, Brazil, Cape Verde, Chile, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Estonia, Ghana, Jordan, Kosovo, Lebanon, Mauritius, Moldova, Morocco, Nigeria, North Macedonia, Paraguay, Philippines, Senegal, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Tunisia, Tonga, United States and Ukraine) engaged in discussions and shared experience with their peers. The second series of workshops will restart in September with a new array of challenging topics, proposed by the members of the Network.
This action is relying on the contributions of the members of the Network and can lead to the growth of the knowledge of magistrates on fighting against cybercrime by learning from practical experiences of their peers.
For the upcoming series we welcome any further expression of interest for presentations from members of the Network. Hence, those interested in presenting, are invited to fill in our International Network of Judicial Trainers form, available in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese.
