Introduction How do African law enforcement authorities access African data held by US companies for the purpose of legitimate criminal investigations? How―and to what extent― can African countries benefit from the cross-border data access reform […]
The world’s first cybercrime treaty is undergoing an update. When the Budapest Convention was drafted approximately 20 years ago, the treaty focused on harmonizing laws and increasing cooperation across borders so that a range […]
The U.S. and Australia are currently negotiating an executive agreement under the U.S. CLOUD Act. The pending Australian ‘Telecommunications Legislation Amendment (International Production Orders) Bill 2020’ (the ‘Bill’) is designed – amongst other things – […]
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