Saudi gets tough on cyber crime

15 Aug 2006

Saudi Arabia is preparing to bring in a tough new law in order to reduce and prevent electronic crime, according to the Kingdom’s Arab News website. A new report on this site suggests that the draft law will be debated by the Kingdom’s Shoura Council within the next few weeks. Full Story

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