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IPES is pleased to announce the Call for Papers and your participation in the 32nd Annual Meeting of IPES. IPES invites proposals for paper presentations, panels, posters/exhibits, or innovation showcases.

Main focus will be the discussion of the outcomes of the DRAMP Project and its future developments.

This event will scrutinise how the use of intelligence can lead to preventive actions, improve detection and make investigations more efficient and effective in combating fraud affecting the EU’s financial interests.

Auf dem 6. Hamburger Sicherheitsrechtstag am 8. November 2023 mit dem Titel „Policing Crime Chat Networks – Lessons from the Encrochat Operation“ gehen Expert:innen aus der Polizei, Justiz und Wissenschaft auf die Erfahrungen mit der Encrochat-Operation ein.

Covid-19 altered the modi operandi of criminals. Offences related to cybercrime and online criminal activities increased significantly. Trade of illicit goods and services has moved even more to the Darknet; the number of phishing attempts, cases of online fraud, investment fraud, cyberattacks in the health sector and trade in counterfeit medical products has increased. This seminar will focus on internet searches for legal practitioners.

The Conference will offer the occasion to discuss these questions, and other potentials and challenges that have arisen since the start of the EPPO’s operations with the view to launching further research and policy debate. High-profile speakers from various EU institutions, bodies, offices and agencies, national practitioners, and prominent academic experts will participate in the conference, and provide theoretical and practical insights into the EPPO’s way forward.

This conference will bring legal practitioners up-to-date by providing an overview of the latest European Union and Council of Europe policy developments, legislative initiatives and case law in the field of fundamental rights and artificial intelligence systems.

The aim of this online seminar is to provide the audience with an update on the emerging system of data governance in Europe. A new European way of data governance to facilitate data sharing across sectors and Member States has become a crucial part of the European Strategy for Data and results in a complex legislative landscape. The conference will address regulatory tendencies and provide the opportunity to discuss current legal reforms with high-level experts in the field.

This final seminar in a series of three co-financed by the European Commission will analyse the scope of the problem of demand for trafficking in human beings (THB) and how it can be countered with prevention initiatives on demand reduction. Clamping down on new and emerging tools being used by traffickers, in particular in the cyber domain, will be examined.

This online seminar will bring legal practitioners up-to-date on the latest regulatory developments, legislative initiatives and legal challenges connected to whistleblowing.