– International Cybercrime Convention's second protocol requires civil society's input (Demo)

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By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News April 3, 2018

Nearly 100 rights groups asked the Council of Europe to engage civil society in their negotiation of a second cybercrime convention protocol, which is aimed at setting the terms for data access by law enforcement to servers outside their geographic authority.
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