The EU ratifies the UN treaty to combat cybercrime and share digital evidence between countries
19 Jun 2026Effective: 04 Jun 2026108 views
Who is affected:
Technology companies, digital service providers, judicial and police authorities of the EU
Summary
The EU Council approves accession to the UN convention against cybercrime, facilitating international cooperation and the exchange of electronic evidence in serious crimes.
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The Council Decision formalizes the European Union's accession to the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime, a multilateral treaty establishing common frameworks for prosecuting computer crimes and obtaining cross-border digital evidence. This implies that Member States must align their judicial and police coope…
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