Violation of the right to electronic privacy under the rules of public international law

Abstract

There is no argument today that the right to privacy is one of the fundamental human rights inherent in every human being as a general principle, Therefore, this right has enjoyed great constitutional and legal protection in all countries of the world and on both the international and internal levels, at the same time this right has become vulnerable to violation and wider than before, Through e-mail، chat sites and social media, which has become a feature of the modern era and a large electronic space in which we place all incoming and incoming about ourselves and our lives as well as our privacy, where information and communication technology enabled billions of people to exchange digital information on a global level, and used These technologies, which rely heavily on technical standards, present a wide range of challenges regarding the privacy and security of communications and end-user confidence in ICTs. Therefore, about the many violations of privacy, the lack of awareness of individuals about their risks, and the weakness of internal and international monitoring of the electronic environment in general and communication platforms in particular, we are required to research these violations in terms of their images and gravity, the effectiveness of internal and international legal rules and technical mechanisms in deterring or limiting them.