Verdrag van de Verenigde Naties tegen cybercriminaliteit; Versterking van de internationale samenwerking voor de bestrijding van bepaalde strafbare feiten die worden gepleegd door middel van informatie- en communicatietechnologiesystemen en voor het delen van bewijs in elektronische vorm met betrekking tot ernstige strafbare feiten

toegevoegd voorbehoud
17-04-2026
Reservation: The Socialist Republic of Viet Nam does not consider itself bound by the provisions of Article 63, paragraph 2 of this Convention. Declarations: 1. The Socialist Republic of Viet Nam declares that the provisions of the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime are non-self-executing. The implementation of provisions of this Convention shall be in accordance with constitutional principles and substantive law of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam, on the basis of bilateral or multilateral cooperative agreements with other States and the principle of reciprocity. 2. The Socialist Republic of Viet Nam declares that the liability of legal persons under Article 18 of this Convention shall be implemented in accordance with its domestic law, and that criminal liability of legal persons shall apply only within the scope provided for in the Criminal Code of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam, while legal persons may be subjected to appropriate civil or administrative liability. 3. The Socialist Republic of Viet Nam declares that it shall consider this Convention as the legal basis for extradition only in its relations with States Parties that also consider this Convention as the legal basis for extradition.

toegevoegd voorbehoud
15-04-2026
Declaration by the Republic of Azerbaijan under Article 37, paragraph 6 (a) In accordance with Article 37, paragraph 6 (a), of the Convention, the Republic of Azerbaijan will take this Convention as the legal basis for cooperation in extradition with other States Parties.

toegevoegd voorbehoud
04-02-2026
(1) The State of Qatar does not consider itself bound by the provisions of Articles (16), (15), and (14) of the Convention, as they contradict the provisions of Islamic Sharia, national legislation, and the social and cultural values of the State of Qatar. (2) The State of Qatar does not consider itself bound by paragraph (2) of Article (63) of the Convention regarding recourse to the International Court of Justice.