Crime Terror Nexus, UN-TOC Watch

Responding to terrorist use of the internet

...zed crime.   Debates over the abuse of information and communications technologies (ICT) by terrorist groups underline these parallels, as the issues are similar to those surrounding approaches to cybercrime and cyber-enabled crime. An understanding of policy developments in both the counter-crime and counterterrorism arenas may therefore be helpful for policymakers in building a collaborative and e...

Posted on 21 Jan 2019

Author(s): Michèle Coninsx

UN-TOC Watch

Global conversation on AI in policing

...AI technology as a tool in enhanced law-enforcement practices needs to be controlled through a regulated ethical framework of deployment, so that use of cyber technology in policing does not infringe human rights. The UN should be the driving force in guiding the ethical debate. Artificial intelligence, through technologies ranging from enhanced data coll...

Posted on 10 Jan 2019

Author(s): Summer Walker

05 Jul

Global Initiative

Call for Papers: ECPR Standing Group on Organised Crime

...orist networks; Public Perceptions of Organised Crime - International and European cooperation in the fight against organised crime; Organised crime, Social Media and the internet generation cybercrime, sextortion and the internet Big Data, Crowdsourcing, Spatial-temporal, and Computational approaches Environmental crime Money laundering Organised crime and artistic representation...

Posted on 10 Jan 2019

UN-TOC Watch, UNTOC

UNTOC review mechanism

... the area of corruption or human rights. The myriad forms organized crime takes means that interested civil-society parties range from expert researchers in topics as diverse as human trafficking and cybercrime, to organizations supporting victims, community groups, and advocacy, academia, journalism and private-sector representatives from almost every industry. Civil society by its nature is seldom â€...

Posted on 02 Nov 2018

Author(s): Mark Shaw, Ugljesa (Ugi) Zvekic, Peter Gastrow, Julia Stanyard

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Luc Dockendorf

Counsellor for Human Rights and International Organisations, MFA Luxembourg

...Luc Dockendorf started working in international relations in 2003 and has been a career diplomat since 2006. He is currently serving as a Counsellor for Human Rights, International Organisations, and cyber Policy Issues at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Luxembourg. During his country’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union in 2015, he chaired the Friends of the Presidency o...

Posted on 24 Oct 2018

Private Sector, Sustainable Development Goals

Trade infrastructure and organized crime

...logical materials takes priority, while preventing illicit goods from entering the global supply chain is unfortunately (though rightly) forced to take a back seat.   Port vulnerability to cybercrime Illicit trade is not the only form of organized crime that seeks to exploit trade infrastructure. Trade in the 21st century is heavily dependent on cyber networks for everything from placing ...

Posted on 24 Oct 2018

Author(s): Lyes Tagziria

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Leonidas S. F. Lin

Senior Analyst, Research Institute for European and American Studies

...ernational conferences, bilateral meetings and invited talks relating the aforementioned topics. His areas of expertise are international police cooperation, transnational organized crime, East Asian cybercrime and major event security. He graduated from the Central Police University (Taiwan) majored in Criminology and Crime Prevention, and he holds a M.A. in International Relations from the University...

Posted on 16 Oct 2018
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Summer Walker

Head of Security and Rights Initiatives, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime

...ransnational Organized Crime, June 2020. Fragmented but Far-Reaching: The UN System-Wide Response to Organized Crime, Policy Brief, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime, June 2019. cyber-Insecurities? A guide to the UN cybercrime debate, Policy Brief, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime, March 2019. James Cockayne and Summer Walker (2016).Fighting Human Traffickin...

Posted on 04 Oct 2018
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Aristides Baldomero Contreras Fernandez

President, COLADCA - Latin American Community of Consultants and Advisers in Risk and Security Management

...tides is professor in the Master to management of integral security at the graduate school of the Colombian Air Force and researcher of the School of War of the Military Forces of Colombia, Master in cybersecurity and Cyberdefense, program responsible for design the Public Policy of Digital Security of the country. Aristides is Lawyer with a Specialization in Constitutional Criminal Procedure, Is a ...

Posted on 27 Sep 2018
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Christina Schori Liang

Head of Terrorism and Organised Crime Cluster, Geneva Centre for Security Policy

... Liang, Christina Schori, “Unveiling the “United cyber Caliphate” and the Birth of the E-Terrorist” in Georgetown Journal of International Affairs International Engagement on Cyber VII, Fall 2017, Volume 18, No. 3. p. 11-20. Liang, Christina ...

Posted on 19 Sep 2018
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Camino Kavanagh

Visiting Fellow at King’s College London

... Kavanagh, C. (2017). “The United Nations, cyberspace and International Peace and Security: Responding to Complexity in the 21st Century“. UNIDIR. Kavanagh, C. (2015). “Cybersecurity, Sovereignty, and U.S. Foreign Policy“. Americ...

Posted on 08 Aug 2018

MMFU

Legal challenges to preventing IWT online

Catch me if you can

...Although illicit internet trade falls into the larger universe of cybercrime, it is better described as a cyber-enabled crime – in other words, a traditional crime that uses new technologies with the traditional part being the illegal capture of wildlife and the associ...

Posted on 19 Jul 2018

Author(s): James Wingard, Maria Pascual

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