Workshop 8 – Prosecuting cyber-enabled international crimes

  15 October 2026

  EN – FR – ES

  14h00 - 15h30 - CET+1

 Agenda

    Room 1

Cyber operations are increasingly used to facilitate serious international crimes, including crime of aggression, war crimes and crimes against humanity, raising new questions for accountability and prosecution. This workshop explores how international criminal law and emerging policy frameworks - including the International Criminal Court’s policy - can be applied to the investigation and prosecution of international crimes. Attribution and accountability are key solutions but remain also key challenges.

Moderator and rapporteur
Branko Stamenkovic
Branko Stamenkovic Deputy Attorney General of Serbia
Hania El Helweh
Hania El Helweh President of the First Instance Court in Northern Lebanon
Speakers
Agnes Kasper
Agnes Kasper Head of the Law Branch at the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE) and Senior Lecturer at Tallinn University of Technology
Marko Milanovic
Marko Milanovic Special Adviser on Cyber-Enables Crimes, Office of the Prosecutor, International Criminal Court
Myroslava Krasnoborova
Myroslava Krasnoborova Liaison Prosecutor for Ukraine at Eurojust

   Presentations and panel discussions

  • Materials

   Resources

More information

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