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Kate Robertson warns that Bill C-22 poses risks to Canada’s national security in this piece for The Globe and Mail.
Join senior researchers John Scott-Railton and Kate Robertson at the RightsCon Continues Summit September 22-23.
Earlier this month, the Canadian government announced that it had signed the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime. Speaking with Michael Geist of Law Bytes, senior research associate Kate Robertson argues that the convention is a cross-border surveillance and electronic evidence sharing agreement that Canada originally opposed, which carries significant adverse implications around the world for […]
On May 25, senior research associate Kate Robertson appeared before SECD to testify on Bill C-8.
Senior research associate Kate Robertson discusses the risks Bill C-22 poses for future data-sharing agreements with foreign law enforcement agencies.
