UN Delegates Cheer As They Vote To Approve Increased Surveillance Via Russia-Backed ...

Summary

The article criticizes the new UN Cybercrime Treaty, highlighting conflicts in international internet regulation efforts. It underscores concerns about privacy, surveillance, and the potential misuse of cybercrime laws for censorship, especially by countries like Russia. The tags 'Cybercrime, Convention on Cybercrime, Cyberattack, International cybercrime, Cybercrime law in Jordan, Russia' reflect the treaty's potential global implications and its controversial backing.