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Keyword: cybercrimetreaty

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  • Trashing privacy

    08/20/2006 5:14:51 PM PDT · by neverdem · 30 replies · 1,119+ views
    The Washington Times ^ | August 20, 2006 | Bob Barr
        Thanks to the U.S. Senate's remarkable but well-known lack of backbone, nations such as Albania, Croatia, Uganda and many others now will be able to call up the U.S. Justice Department and find out as much as they would like about anything you do with your computer.     At this point, you probably wonder why you haven't read about this. Frankly, there's not much reason you would have, unless you read some relatively obscure publications that focus mostly on technology issues. Another reason you wouldn't likely have heard of it is, of course, that most major media outlets ignored the issue...
  • Bush pushes for cybercrime treaty (United Nations)

    11/19/2003 12:33:08 PM PST · by freetradenotfree · 10 replies · 130+ views
    CNETNews.com ^ | November 18, 2003 | Declan McCullagh
    Bush pushes for cybercrime treaty By Declan McCullagh Staff Writer, CNET News.com President Bush has asked the U.S. Senate to ratify the first international cybercrime treaty. In a letter to the Senate on Monday, Bush called the Council of Europe's controversial treaty "an effective tool in the global effort to combat computer-related crime" and "the only multilateral treaty to address the problems of computer-related crime and electronic evidence gathering." Even though the United States is a nonvoting member of the Council of Europe, it has pressed hard for the cybercrime treaty as a way to establish international criminal standards related...