New UN Cybercrime Treaty Asks Countries to Share Data and Extradite Suspects

New UN cybercrime treaty asks countries to share data and extradite suspects

Dozens of countries sign new UN cybercrime treaty, but not everyone is pleased with the result.

UN member states sign cybercrime agreement despite industry, activist opposition

Critics say the new convention is ripe for abuse by authoritarian countries.

65 Nations Sign UN’s First Cybercrime Treaty Amid Rights Concerns

In a significant move toward global digital security, sixty-five nations have signed the United Nations’ first comprehensive treaty against cybercrime, marking a pivotal step in international cooperation. The signing ceremony, held in Hanoi, Vietnam, over the weekend, brings together countries from diverse regions to combat online threats that drain trillions from the global economy annually. Spearheaded by the UN after years of negotiations, th…

72 nations sign landmark UN treaty tackling cybercrime: What does it mean for India?

The world’s first universal legislative framework to combat cybercrime has taken another step towards becoming legally binding after at least 72 countries signed the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime in Hanoi, Vietnam, on Saturday, October 25. The 41-page UN cybercrime treaty proposes a legislative framework to boost international cooperation among law enforcement agencies and offer technical assistance to countries that lack adequate…

Sixty-five countries sign a UN cybercrime treaty to share data and extradite suspects, despite privacy and security concerns from tech companies and activists

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