and engagement in cyberspace.   vi. The Cybercrime Legal Framework will adopt international c o n v e n t i o n s a n d best practices. It shall include international cooperation and their law enforcement agencies to tackle cybercrimes that are committed inside the nation’s borders with impact on individuals and organizations outside of Nigeria. It will also address activities emanating from outside of Nigeria which affect individuals and organizations in Nigeria.   vii. The framework will use appropriate cooperation and collaboration platforms to participate in international fora to allow government and citizens of Nigerians to have a voice in decisions that could adversely affect their participation on the Internet. Such discussions include but are not limited to Internet Protocol Address profiling.   viii. The Cybercrime Legal Framework will reform substantive and procedural criminal laws in Nigeria to address the phenomenon of cybercrime.   ix.   The Cybercrime legal Framework will establish legislations to combat cybercrime. New legislations will aim to meet the changing cybercrime landscape and as a minimum consist of the following legislations to compliment already existing criminal laws: Anti-Spam, Child Online Protection; Child Pornography; Cookies; Computer Misuse; Cyber Blackmail; Cyber bullying and Harassment; Cyber Espionage; Cyber Terrorism, Digital Evidence and Preservation; Data Protection; Data Retention; Activism; Identity Theft; Information Security; Intellectual Property Rights; Lawful Interception; Online Fraud; Privacy; Tribalism and Xenophobia; Software Piracy; Security Breach Notifications; Unauthorized System Interference among others.   x. It is the policy of the Nigerian Government as part of this legal framework to ensure capacity building of the judiciary, lawyers and regulatory bodies towards guaranteeing that Nigeria has appropriately trained and skilled resources to adjudicate and advise on the complex issues that will arise from prosecuting cybercrime.