The International Criminal Court (ICC) recently held a conference at its headquarters in The Hague to focus on cyber-enabled crimes in the context of the Rome Statute system. The conference, jointly organised with Microsoft, attracted over 100 participants from various sectors, including 12 cybersecurity and technology companies.
The purpose of the conference was to delve into the less explored areas of cyber-enabled crimes within international criminal law, with a particular emphasis on war crimes and crimes against humanity.
