Regional Courts in Regional Organizations: An enhanced judicial cooperation, or the failure of international law? The counter-terrorism case-study, amidst field particularisms and globalised cyber-attacks
SECOND PART AND CONCLUSIONS
Olesya DOVGALYUK BSc Student in Politics and International Relations, SPAIS, FSSL, University of Bristol (UK) Riccardo VECELLIO SEGATE MSc Candidate in European and Global Governance, SPAIS, FSSL, University of Bristol (UK)
London August 2017
OUTLINE CONTENTS ______Part II: Potential Solutions for Prosecution & Cybersecurity ...... 2 Introduction 2.0: a note of caution on the terminology and structure ...... 2 1. Bilateral and multivalent arrangements ...... 3 2. Global supranational judiciary ...... 6 2.1 International Criminal Tribunal for Cyberspace ...... 9 2.2 Expanding the ICC mandate ...... 10 3. Complex multilateral cooperation: intra- and inter-regional networks ...... 12 3.1 Sub-Saharan Africa: East, and down the South ...... 16 3.2 MENA region: private sector initiatives in Qatar and UAE ...... 20 3.3 South-East Asia ...... 23 3.3.1 Where is China in it? ...... 25 3.4 Europe & Transatlantic cooperation ...... 28 4. The gap between the Public and the Private ...... 30 ______Conclusions: Laying the Foundation Stone ...... 33 1. Cybersecurity vs. Cyberdemocracy? ...... 33 2. Homogenising basic concepts of cybersecurity legislation ...... 34 ______Further readings ...... 38 Appendix ...... 42