Saturday, 7 March, 2026
UN Cybercrime Treaty Signed in Hanoi Amid Rights Fears
By Isha
A new UN cybercrime treaty, intended to curb global online offenses costing trillions, is set for signing in Hanoi. While proponents see it boosting international enforcement, critics—including human rights advocates and tech firms like Meta—warn the agreement's vague language could threaten human rights, criminalize ethical hacking, and facilitate government surveillance.
Read full story at Economic Times