The UN Cybercrime Convention: What it Means for Policing and Community Safety in Australia

Leo S.F. Lin; Duane Aslett; Geberew Mekonnen; Mladen Zecevic

The UN Cybercrime Convention: What it Means for Policing and Community Safety in Australia

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The UN Cybercrime Convention, designed to enhance global cooperation against cybercrime, awaits adoption and necessitates at least 40 signatories by 2026. However, it raises concerns about the potential for increased surveillance and infringement on privacy and civil liberties.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Australian Outlook
Publication status	Published - 10 Sept 2024

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