Compensation for damages resulting from cyberbullying comparative study

The book provides a detailed analysis of: the concept of cyberbullying: the book clarifies what cyberbullying is and its various forms, and how it is committed through different digital platforms. Types of damages: it highlights the various damages that victims of cyberbullying may suffer, whether material damages (such as job loss) or moral damages (such as psychological harm, defamation, or social effects). Foundations of civil liability: the book examines the legal bases that can be relied upon to claim compensation for these damages, and discusses how acts of cyberbullying can be adapted to fall under the rules of tort liability in law. Comparative study: since the title indicates "a comparative study," it reviews and analyzes the legislation and legal systems in different countries (such as Jordan and Iraq, or others depending on the scope of the study specified in the book) that address the issue of compensation for damages resulting from cyberbullying, and compares these laws to derive best practices and legislative solutions. The book aims to bridge the legal gap in dealing with this phenomenon, and to provide a legal framework that ensures the protection of victims' rights to obtain fair compensation for the damages they suffered. It is a valuable reference for specialists in law, cybersecurity, and also for potential victims to understand their rights.