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Welcome to the Inter-American Portal on Cybercrime
Inter-American Portal on Cybercrime
The Inter-American Portal on Cyber-Crime and the Working Group are two of the major outcomes of the process of Meetings of Ministers of Justice or Other Ministers or Attorneys General of the Americas (REMJA) aimed at strengthening hemispheric cooperation in the investigation and prosecution of these crimes.
This Portal was created primarily to facilitate and streamline cooperation and information exchange among government experts from OAS member states with responsibilities in the area of cybercrime or in international cooperation for its investigation and prosecution.
The Working Group promotes the adoption and updating of legislation and procedural measures that are necessary for the effective prosecution and adjudication of a cybercrime.
Training prosecutors an judges on the evaluation and analysis of electronic evidence, for the investigation and prosecution of a cybercrime.
Preparation of a periodic analysis of the current legislative and judicial efforts against cybercrime.
Compilation of existing legislation on cybercrime in OAS Member States
Strategic Partners
The OAS/REMJA works alongside strategic partners to promote initiatives in the fight against cybercrime. These initiatives include trainings for government official for the successful prosecution of cybercrimes, legislative workshops to update laws on cybercrimes, and promotion of best practices against cybercrimes.
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