[nexa] New GNI Report Offers Reforms to Manage Rising Number of International Law Enforcement Requests for User Data

WASHINGTON, DC—The Mutual Legal Assistance (MLA) regime—which consists of hundreds of bilateral and multilateral treaties that regulate government-to-government requests for user data—has struggled to keep up with the enormous number of requests for digital evidence arising from global Internet services. A report released today by the Global Network Initiative, entitled “Data Beyond Borders: Mutual Legal Assistance in the Internet Era,” outlines key principles and specific reforms to drive a human rights-based approach to MLA reform for the twenty-first century. Qui:  New GNI Report Offers Reforms to Manage Rising Number of International Law Enforcement Requests for User Data | Global Network Initiative  Buona giornata a tuttif.