UN approves international treaty to combat cybercrime and share digital evidence between countries
19 Jun 2026195 views
Who is affected:
Technology companies, digital service providers, telecommunications and judicial authorities
Summary
New UN convention that facilitates cooperation between countries to prosecute computer crimes and share digital evidence in criminal investigations.
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The UN Convention against Cybercrime establishes a binding international legal framework for cooperation between States in the fight against crimes committed through ICT systems. It includes mechanisms for obtaining, preserving and cross-border transmission of electronic evidence in investigations of serious crimes. It…
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