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Côte d'Ivoire: The Story of a Cybercrime Victim

Written byAbdoulaye Bah
Translated byAbdoulaye Bah

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Translation posted 27 January 2012 18:12 GMT

Reacting on an article about the spread of cybercrime in Côte d'Ivoire on abidjan.net ,  Moussa Delafontaine Coulibaly shares his own experience with cybercrime [fr]: “[I think] that these [cybercriminals] ought to be tracked down and persecuted. Because of them, my Paypal account has been blocked since last December and I do not dare to make any purchases online anymore. “

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Written byAbdoulaye Bah
Translated byAbdoulaye Bah

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