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Canada signs UN Cybercrime Convention critics call a surveillance treaty in disguise

Canada has quietly signed the UN Cybercrime Convention, which critics including legal expert Michael Geist describe as a surveillance treaty disguised as a crime-fighting instrument. The treaty grants governments broad powers to share data and conduct cross-border surveillance, with critics warning it lacks sufficient human rights safeguards. The decision was made without significant public debate.

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