30.09.2026, 12:58

Kazakh parliament ratifies Budapest Convention on Cybercrime

ASTANA. Sept 30 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan’s parliament, the Kurultai, approved in two readings Wednesday a law ratifying the Convention on Cybercrime, an Interfax-Kazakhstan correspondent reported.

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Kazakh parliament ratifies Budapest Convention on Cybercrime

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