UN Cybercrime Treaty

United Nations: Member States finalize a new cybercrime convention

United Nations: Member States finalize a new cybercrime convention. New York, 9 August 2024. After three years of work, the committee established by the UN ...

United Nations convention against cybercrime - General Assembly

Draft United Nations convention against cybercrime ... The Secretary-General of the United Nations is designated depositary of this. Convention.

United Nations Cybercrime Treaty - Electronic Frontier Foundation

The United Nations is currently negotiating a major Cybercrime Convention that has the potential to substantively reshape international criminal law.

Ad Hoc Committee - Home - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

... Cybercrime. Pursuant to General Assembly resolution 74/247, the ad hoc ... Treaty Affairs, serves as secretariat for the Ad Hoc Committee and can be ...

White House agonizes over UN cybercrime treaty - Politico

The treaty was troubled from its inception. A cybercrime convention was originally proposed by Russia, and the U.N. voted in late 2019 to start ...

The UN General Assembly and the Fight Against the Cybercrime ...

The broad discretion granted to states under the UN Cybercrime Treaty is a deliberate design intended to secure agreement among countries with ...

What is the UN cybercrime treaty and why does it matter?

The treaty could become an important global legal framework for international cooperation on preventing and investigating cybercrime, and prosecuting ...

The final call: UN member states adopt a new cybercrime treaty

English · The UN has finalized a treaty on cybercrime, after two years of negotiations. · The final call: UN member states adopt a new ...

United Nations treaty on cybercrime agreed by the Ad Hoc Committee

The reconvened concluding session of the United Nations (UN) Ad Hoc Committee (AHC), meeting in New York, on 8 August 2024 reached agreement ...

UN Cybercrime Treaty: Why Is the Tech Industry up in Arms?

Against this backdrop, the United Nations (UN) has introduced its first cybercrime treaty, aiming to establish a framework for tackling the ...

On the Adoption of the UN Convention Against Cybercrime

The United States will continue to strongly condemn and work to combat the persistent human rights abuses that we see around the globe by ...

A Discussion on the UN Cybercrime Convention | CSIS Events

Join CSIS for a discussion on the impact of the United Nations Convention on Cybercrime and some of the myths surrounding it.

The UN finally advances a convention on cybercrime . . . and no one ...

This convention is intended to allow law enforcement from different countries to cooperate to prevent, investigate, and prosecute cybercrime.

Commission reached an agreement on the new international ...

The UN member states reached an agreement on a new UN cybercrime convention. The Commission has been negotiating this agreement on behalf of ...

Six senators tell Biden administration UN cybercrime treaty must be ...

The United States “must not align itself with repressive regimes by supporting a Convention that undermines human rights and U.S. interests” ...

The New UN Cybercrime Treaty Is a Bigger Deal Than Even Its ...

Rather than encouraging cooperation on a shared core of cybercrimes, the treaty permits fragmented criminal enforcement that legitimizes states ...

Rethinking the United Nations Cybercrime Treaty - Just Security

The United Nations (UN) considers a UN Convention Against Cybercrime, which would facilitate law enforcement access to private data.

Understanding the UN's new international treaty to fight cybercrime

Can the UN's new International Convention Against Cybercrime balance law enforcement, privacy, and human rights? Date Published: 30 Jul 2024.

United Nations approves controversial cybercrime treaty

Last week, the United Nations voted to adopt a new cybercrime convention applying to all member states, drawing ire from civil society groups ...

Global Cybercrime Treaty: A delicate balance between security and ...

Recognizing the growing dangers of cybercrime, the UN has set about drafting a legally-binding international treaty to counter the threat.