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R to @echo_pbreyer: 🇬🇧On Monday final negotiations on a global UN , called the , will begin. Any government worldwide - including regimes such as Russia and China - could use it to demand secret access to our data and real-time surveillance on the grounds of a wide range of criminal offenses and with hardly any privacy and fundamental rights safeguards.

Even the EU and Canada criticise a lack of protection against this agreement being misused for "repression of expression, conscience, opinion, belief, peaceful assembly or association", threatening security researchers, whistleblowers, activists and journalists: "The current draft text encompasses broad and uncertain swaths of conduct ... we can find no other UN criminal treaty with such broad and ambiguous parameters." unodc.org/documents/Cybercrime

Over 100 civil society NGOs also warn against cross-border surveillance without a warrant and without limitation to specific investigations. eff.org/deeplinks/2024/01/join

As a , I call for an immediate halt to the negotiation of this UN surveillance treaty and instead negotiating an international treaty to protect us from !

🐦🔗: nitter.cz/echo_pbreyer/status/

[2024-01-26 12:04 UTC]

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