Cybercrime: Common approach desired

The Institute for Public Policy Research talks about laws concerning internet security and cybercrime, saying it is important to include civil society in the legislation process and respecting human rights. The Legal Assistance Centre, meanwhile, analyses a corresponding Namibian bill.
Cindy Van Wyk
STEFFI BALZAR WINDHOEKThe Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) this week held a public briefing on ‘Mainstreaming Human Rights in Cybersecurity and Cybercrime P
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