Cybercriminalité

• Outline and agenda

English │ French │ Portuguese

• Joint ECOWAS-CoE press release
• Tour de table

Benin │ Cote d'Ivoire │ Liberia │ Niger │ Sierra Leone

Opening notes

• Manuel ALMEIDA PEREIRA, Project Manager of GLACY+, Council of Europe
• Richard YOUNG, Deputy Head of the European Union Delegation to Abuja
• Moctar YEDALY, Head of Information Society Division, African Union Commission
• Isaias BARRETO DA ROSA, Commissioner for Telecommunications and IT, ECOWAS Commission

Day 1

Session 1:  The state of cybercrime legislation in the ECOWAS region (study), Yuliya MORENETS, Expert on Cybercrime and Cybersecurity, International Consultant for the Council of Europe

Session 2: International guidelines for legislation on cybercrime and electronic evidence

• Introduction to the Budapest Convention (FR), Adel JOMNI, Research Professor at the University of Montpellier, expert in Cybercrime and International Consultant for the Council of Europe
• ECOWAS Directive and related texts, Folake Olagunju OYELOLA, Program Officer Internet & Cybersecurity, ECOWAS Commission

Session 3: International cooperation on cybercrime and e-evidence under the Budapest Convention, Papa Assane TOURÉ, Magistrate and Deputy Secretary General of the Government, Senegal / Adel JOMNI, Council of Europe

Session 4: International Law Enforcement Cooperation on Cybercrime investigations: the role of INTERPOL, Olusola OGUNTUNDE, Digital Crime Officer, INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation

Session 5: Mutual Assistance Requests: Procedures for requesting electronic evidence from international partners, Zahid JAMIL, Barrister specialized in Cybercrime and International Consultant for the Council of Europe

Session 6: Cooperation with the Private Sector in the fight against cybercrime, George-Maria TYENDEZWA, Head, Cybercrime Prosecution Unit of Nigeria