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A Surveillance Treaty in Disguise: Canada Signs UN Cybercrime Convention
Canada has signed the UN Cybercrime Convention, which critics argue could enable excessive surveillance and privacy violations. The treaty's provisions raise concerns about government overreach and lack of safeguards for digital rights.
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