Representative of the C4e participated in the conference of the UNODC Open-ended intergovernmental expert group to conduct a comprehensive study of the problem of cybercrime, which was organized at the UN premises in Vienna.
Václav Stupka, as a member of the academic delegation, has been involved in the activities of the expert group for the third year. The expert group's original intention was to develop a comparative study on cybercrime, but it is currently focusing primarily on the discussion of mechanisms for co-operation to combat cybercrime and on the possibilities of creating a new instrument of international law for the harmonization of criminal laws on cybercrime or on designing model law.
Within the conference, the C4e also disseminated information on the Center's activities, the LIVE_FOR project and its outcomes, and the possibility of using the European Investigation Order to obtain cross-border electronic evidence.
More information about the conference is available here: https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/organized-crime/open-ended-intergovernmental-expert-group-to-conduct-a-comprehensive-study-of-the -problem-of-cybercrime.html
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