The UN Cybercrime convention is a victory for digital authoritarianism

The adopted text of the UN Cybercrime Convention is a win for digital authoritarianism, which European and like-minded countries must fight, writes Tobias B. Bacherle.

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Tobias B. Bacherle 16-08-2024 10:39 4 min. read Content type: Opinion

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Updated: 30-09-2024

The UN Cybercrime convention is a victory for digital authoritarianism

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