The effectiveness of international criminal and judicial cooperation in the context of cyberspace tools

2024/12/05 by Csontos-Nagy, Ivett
#FOS: Social sciences

paper · doi:10.15158/8s98-j844

Abstract

This paper describes the international cooperation tools currently avail able to investigating authorities and prosecutors in a European Union member state to ensure effective prosecution in terms of the collection of information or evidence. It explains what organised cybercrime is, how migration, migrant smuggling, human trafficking and cyberspace are interlinked in typical organised crimes, and how this poses serious security challenges.</i> <br><br> Keywords: cyberspace, international cooperation, migration, ogranised crime

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