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* [[#Canada|Canada's House of Commons]] was considering banning all pornographic content, for which there is no proof-of-age and written consent from everybody visible in the pornographic recording. | * [[#Canada|Canada's House of Commons]] was considering banning all pornographic content, for which there is no proof-of-age and written consent from everybody visible in the pornographic recording. | ||
* [[#Past bills in the USA|Past bills in the USA]] | * [[#Past bills in the USA|Past bills in the USA]] | ||
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The '''[[w:Convention on Cybercrime]]''', also known as the '''Budapest Convention on Cybercrime''' or the '''Budapest Convention''', is the first international [[w:treaty]] seeking to address [[w:Internet]] and [[w:computer crime]] (cybercrime) harmonizing [[w:municipal law|national laws]], improving investigative techniques, and increasing cooperation among nations.<ref>[https://www.coe.int/en/web/conventions/full-list?module=treaty-detail&treatynum=185 Convention on Cybercrime, Budapest, 23 November 2001.]</ref> (Wikipedia) The. convention was signed on 2001-11-23 | |||
= Australia = | = Australia = | ||