Guadalajara hosts Spanish judicial summit on cybercrime and deepfakes

In Guadalajara, Spain, the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) is hosting a summit for juvenile court sections from across the country. Running until October 9, the meeting brings together magistrates and legal experts to address the impact of digital environments on youth crime and vulnerability.

Key topics include the phenomenon of sexual ‘deepfakes’, cybercrime, violent youth gangs, school bullying, and mental health issues among adolescents. Officials emphasized the need to unify judicial criteria nationwide to address rapidly changing technological realities.