{"categories":[{"id":"1","title":"About the Convention","active":true,"questions":[{"id":"1-1","question":"What is the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime, and when was it adopted?","answer":"The United Nations Convention against Cybercrime is the first international legal instrument on transnational crime adopted within the UN framework in 20 years, providing nations with a comprehensive multilateral legal framework to prevent and combat cybercrime. It was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on December 24, 2024, under Resolution 79\/243.","isOpen":true},{"id":"1-2","question":"Why was the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime established?","answer":"The Convention was established in response to the alarming rise in cybercrime in terms of scale, speed, and scope of criminal offenses.","isOpen":false},{"id":"1-3","question":"What makes this Convention significant in the context of international law and cooperation?","answer":"It is the first international legal instrument on transnational crime adopted within the UN framework in it 20 years and marks a new chapter in global cooperation among states, international organizations, businesses, and civil society in ensuring cybersecurity, protecting data, and addressing high-tech crime. It provides nations with a comprehensive multilateral legal framework and a range of measures to prevent and combat cybercrime.","isOpen":false},{"id":"1-4","question":"Why is the Convention also known as the \"The United Nations Convention\"?","answer":"The Convention will be open for signature in Hanoi in 2025, and for the first time, a United Nations treaty will bear the name of a Vietnamese location.","isOpen":false},{"id":"1-5","question":"What are the main components or chapters of the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime?","answer":"The Convention consists of nine chapters: General Provisions, Criminalization, Jurisdiction, Procedural Measures, International Cooperation, Preventive Measures, Technical Assistance, Information Exchange, Implementation Mechanism, and Final Provisions. It also includes a Preamble.","isOpen":false}]},{"id":"2","title":"About the Signing Ceremony & Conference","active":false,"questions":[{"id":"2-1","question":"Where and when is the signing ceremony for the \"The United Nations Convention\" expected to take place?","answer":"The Signing Ceremony of the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime will take place in Hanoi on 25-26 October 2025. The specific venue will be announced soon.","isOpen":true},{"id":"2-2","question":"What is the significance of holding the signing ceremony in Hanoi?","answer":"Holding the signing ceremony in Hanoi is a historic achievement for Vietnam's multilateral diplomacy and its 47-year partnership with the United Nations. It marks the first time a Vietnamese location has been associated with a global multilateral treaty in a field of critical global interest, underscoring Vietnam's rising international stature and its active role in the negotiation process. It also positions Viet Nam as a trustworthy member of the international community committed to multilateralism and global digital governance.","isOpen":false},{"id":"2-3","question":"Does the text provide any information about a potential conference or events surrounding the signing ceremony in Hanoi?","answer":"The provided text primarily focuses on the adoption of the Convention and the significance of the signing ceremony being held in Hanoi. It does not explicitly detail plans for a conference or other specific events that might occur in conjunction with the signing.","isOpen":false},{"id":"2-4","question":"What impact is the signing of the \"The United Nations Convention\" expected to have on international cooperation in combating cybercrime?","answer":"The \"The United Nations Convention\" establishes a comprehensive legal framework to foster international cooperation and uphold the rule of law in cyberspace. It is poised to be a vital tool for the international community, ensuring robust cooperation against cybercrime while promoting sustainable development in an increasingly digital world.","isOpen":false}]}]}