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Cyber Operations as Crimes at the International Criminal Court

    • New York University

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    Abstract

    Over the past several years, Russia has been accused of carrying out a significant number of cyber operations against Ukraine. Some of these might amount to crimes within the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court (ICC). Other rogue States could also carry out harmful cyber operations in the near future.

    Investigating cyber operations that amount to crimes under the Rome Statute and prosecuting individuals responsible for launching such operations, as well as statements such as those by the Prosecutor and the Court’s recent policy paper, remain important work. Jurisdictional limits on the prosecution of the crime of aggression notwithstanding, such work may well contribute to the deterrence of such crimes, whether in Russia or elsewhere.

    Original languageAmerican English
    JournalArticles of War (Lieber Institute)
    StatePublished - Oct 4 2023

    Keywords

    • Russia
    • Ukraine
    • International Criminal Court (ICC)
    • cyber operations
    • Rome Statute

    Disciplines

    • Comparative and Foreign Law
    • International Humanitarian Law
    • International Law
    • Law
    • Science and Technology Law

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