Cyber Jurisprudence International Initiative (CyJurII) is a global platform aimed at shaping the legal architecture of cyberspace through interdisciplinary collaboration. It brings together judges, legal scholars, policy experts, and technologists to address emerging digital challenges such as jurisdictional ambiguity, digital sovereignty, and transnational cybercrime. By fostering comparative legal research, judicial dialogues, and policy experimentation, the Initiative seeks to develop adaptable and inclusive frameworks that transcend national boundaries while respecting local legal traditions. It emphasizes the need for coherence in digital governance, particularly in areas where traditional legal norms struggle to keep pace with rapid technological change. International symposia, academic publications, and judicial networking create avenues for knowledge exchange and capacity building. Ultimately, the Initiative aims to guide courts and lawmakers in crafting forward-looking, rights-respecting jurisprudence that ensures accountability, promotes innovation, and upholds the rule of law in an increasingly interconnected digital landscape.

Founded on 27 June 2025 by Judge/ Yassin Abdalla Abdelkarim