The Council of Europe Cybercrime Treaty
The Cybercrime Treaty is an international agreement created
for the ostensible purpose of helping police cooperate on
crimes that take place on the Internet. Unfortunately, the
treaty, which was drafted with very little public input,
requires signatory nations to cooperate with foreign
dictatorships and give invasive new surveillance powers to law
enforcement. It also lacks protections for privacy or other
civil liberties, and applies far more broadly than to just the
Internet. More. . .
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