Intellectual Human Security And Its Relationship To Electronic Terrorism" (Legal Study)

Abstract

Abstract: Security is deemed a basic need of human society, and a positive indicator of its stability, prosperity and progress; human security means that individuals in their societies live in a state of stability that distances them from hunger, fear and deprivation, as well as from all forms of extremist and deviant intellectual social and ideological threats and behaviors that may disturb their lives that negatively affect their continuation of their lives and conduct their daily work safely without exposing them to what may stand in the way of their continuation in a simple and sound manner, such as deviant practices. With the steady scientific and technical development at the level of human societies, which has made matters worse, these extremist groups have taken advantage of this electronic development to spread their deviant behaviors and ideas, and even reached the level of threat, which in turn embodies what is called electronic intellectual terrorism. This study illustrates the concept of intellectual human security and its weaknesses and clarifies the concept of electronic terrorism and the role of the state and some international efforts in combating it. This study has reached a number of logical conclusions in this field and also produced some proposals that may enhance intellectual human security at the level of all societies.