U.S. defends cybercrime treaty

U.S. defends cybercrime treaty
Kevin Poulsen, SecurityFocus 2004-04-23

Critics took aim this week at a controversial international treaty intended to facilitate cross-border computer crime probes, arguing that it would obligate the U.S. and other signatories to cooperate with repressive regimes--a charge that the Justice Department denied.

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U.S. defends cybercrime treaty 2004-04-25
Anonymous (1 replies)

this is absurd. now we don't have to worry about ONE government violating our rights, we get to worry about THIRTY governments violating our rights. how did we allow this treaty to get signed in the first place? and why isn't the ACLU doing anything to prevent it from being ratified? we're sitting by idly watching, watching as our rights are slowly, slowly pried from us. john titor might not have been as far fetched as he once sounded.

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