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12/24/24, 2:02 PM                            SLC organises workshop on 'Criminal Intent in Cybercrime'
        challenges these crimes pose. Attendees also examined the complexities involved in detecting, proving,
        and attributing cybercrimes to their perpetrators. A key focus of the discussions was the necessity of
        international collaboration to combat the global proliferation of cybercrime.


        H.E. Ahmad bin Meshar Al Muhairi, SLC Secretary General, expressed his concerns regarding the rising

        threat of cybercrime in the digital age. He stated: "Cybercrimes represent an escalating challenge in the
        digital age, necessitating the development and implementation of effective strategies to achieve digital
        and cyber security. This must be complemented by comprehensive legislation specifically designed to
        address and manage this evolving category of crime. Organising this workshop underscores our

        commitment to raising legal awareness about cybercrimes, their risks, implications, and the
        mechanisms required to combat and mitigate them."


        Al Muhairi further highlighted the importance of a well-defined legal framework to determine criminal
        intent in cybercrime cases. He noted: "Such a framework is essential for ensuring accountability,
        facilitating effective prosecution, and preventing impunity. This enhances the efficiency of our legal

        ecosystems in combating cybercrimes, which pose an escalating threat to the security of nations,
        communities, and individuals in today’s interconnected world."


        The workshop, led by Dr Yahia Al Adwan, Senior Legal Advisor at the Technical Office of the SLC,
        brought together a distinguished group of legal and technical specialists from various government

        entities. Discussions addressed a range of critical topics, including the concept and distinctive
        characteristics of cybercrime. Participants also explored the evidentiary requirements necessary to
        establish intent, instances where intent may be absent, and the concept of unintentional error in
        cybercrime cases.


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