Speaker · Argentina Space 2026
Natalia Molina
Criminal, Misdemeanor and Petty Offenses Judge · Judiciary of the City of Buenos Aires
Expert in cybercrime and digital evidence, UNODC (United Nations) expert consultant and university lecturer. She is taking the Space Law postgraduate program at UBA. Member of the International Association of Women Judges and former second vice-president of the Argentine Association of Women Judges.
November 11, 12 and 13, 2026 · Salta Convention Center
About
Natalia Molina has been the presiding judge of Criminal, Misdemeanour and Petty Offences Court No. 8 of the City of Buenos Aires since 2005, with broad criminal jurisdiction that includes computer-related offences. She specialises in complex crime —organised crime, cybercrime and digital evidence— with a gender perspective, and works where criminal justice, technology and communication meet.
She is an expert consultant for the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), a university lecturer and a member of the International Association of Women Judges, and served as second vice-president of the Argentine Women Judges' Association. At Universidad Austral's Digital Evidence Observatory she directed a documentary training series on cyber fraud, online abuse of children and adolescents and digital gender violence, and she now runs Jurisdicción Desconocida, a legal outreach project. She is studying for the postgraduate programme in Space Law at the University of Buenos Aires.
On the program
- International cooperation in space: anticipating the law to make technological innovation possible
- Roundtable and debate · Space law, lunar governance and the Artemis Accords
Career highlights
- Presiding judge, Criminal, Misdemeanour and Petty Offences Court No. 8, City of Buenos Aires Judiciary (since 2005)
- Expert consultant, UNODC (United Nations)
- Second vice-president, Argentine Women Judges' Association (2019–2025)
- Director of the #Digital project, Digital Evidence Observatory, Universidad Austral (2021–2025)
- Speaker at the Summit of Women Judges and Prosecutors on Human Trafficking and Organised Crime, Pontifical Academy of Sciences (Vatican)
- Creator of Jurisdicción Desconocida, legal outreach (since 2025)
Education
- Postgraduate programme in Space Law, University of Buenos Aires (in progress)
- International Diploma in Cybercrime and Investigative Technologies, Universidad Austral and Universitat Abat Oliba CEU
- Ibero-American Postgraduate Programme in Cybercrime and Digital Innovation
- Postgraduate programme in Criminal Law, Universidad de Palermo
- Law degree, Universidad Nacional de Lomas de Zamora
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