UN members negotiate a cybercrime treaty, facing criticism from human rights groups and tech companies.

UN member states meet to finalize an international treaty on cybercrime, but the 'United Nations Convention Against Cybercrime' faces criticism from human rights groups and tech companies. The treaty, which originated in 2017, has been met with opposition despite US and European concerns. After seven negotiating sessions, concerns remain about shortcomings in the draft text, despite some improvements.