The international efforts in combating cyber crimes by Kamiran Aziz Hassan

International efforts in confronting cyber crimes Author: Kamiran Aziz Hassan Classification: Legal Informatics Year of publication: 2021 ISBN: 9786144014790 Book details Number of volumes: 1 Edition number: 1 Binding type: Hardcover cardboard Number of pages: 336 Size: 17*24 Paper type: White Printing colors: Black and white Book content Chapter One: The nature of cyber crime Section One: The concept of cyber crime Requirement One: Stages of the development of cyber crime First branch: The emergence of cyber crime Second branch: The development of cyber crime at the international level Third branch: Statistics and estimates about cyber crime Requirement Two: Definition of cyber crime First branch: The term cyber crime Second branch: Jurisprudential definition of cyber crime Third branch: International efforts to define cyber crime Requirement Three: Characteristics of cyber crime First branch: Characteristics of cyber crimes related to the national aspect Second branch: Characteristics of cyber crimes related to the international aspect Third branch: Characteristics of cyber crimes related to the technical aspect Section Two: Classification of cyber crimes, their forms, and their nature Requirement One: International division of cyber crimes First branch: The importance of dividing cyber crimes Second branch: Division of cyber crimes according to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Third branch: Division of cyber crimes according to the 2001 Budapest Convention Requirement Two: Forms of cyber crimes First branch: Criminal acts targeting computer systems and their confidentiality Second branch: Criminal acts related to computers Third branch: Criminal acts related to content Requirement Three: The nature of cyber crimes First branch: Cyber terrorism Second branch: Cyber war Third branch: Cyber attack Section Three: Cyber crime in international law Requirement One: Sources of cyber crime in international law First branch: Main sources of cyber crime in international law Second branch: Secondary sources of cyber crime in international law Third branch: International resolutions and declarations of principles Requirement Two: Sovereignty and cyber crime in cyberspace First branch: The concept of sovereignty Second branch: The impact of cyber crime on sovereignty Third branch: The concept of cyber sovereignty Requirement Three: Human rights and cyber crime in cyberspace First branch: The right to privacy in cyberspace Second branch: The right to freedom of expression in cyberspace Third branch: The impact of cyber crime on human rights Chapter Two: The international legal framework for confronting cyber crimes Section One: Legal foundations for international cooperation in combating cyber crimes Requirement One: The legal basis for international cooperation in fighting cyber crimes First branch: General conventions related to cooperation in criminal matters Second branch: The legal basis for international cooperation in the Budapest Convention Third branch: The legal basis for international cooperation in the Arab Convention for Combating Information Technology Crimes Requirement Two: The obligations of states related to international cooperation to combat cyber crimes (Budapest Convention as a model) First branch: Incorporating international obligations into national legislation Second branch: The obligation to extradite or prosecute offenders Third branch: Other relevant international obligations related to cooperation Requirement Three: Harmonizing criminal legislation to confront cyber crimes First branch: Harmonizing substantive legislation Second branch: Harmonizing procedural legislation Third branch: Mechanisms for international cooperation Section Two: Legal efforts and activities of international organizations in confronting cyber crimes Requirement One: Legal efforts and activities of the United Nations First branch: UN efforts in combating cyber crime through treaties Second branch: General Assembly resolutions related to cyber crime Third branch: UN Economic and Social Council efforts in confronting cyber crimes Requirement Two: Activities of the G7 group First branch: Declarations of principles issued by the G7 Second branch: Efforts of the subcommittee on high-tech crimes Third branch: G7-related conferences on cyber crimes Requirement Three: Activities of specialized organizations and agencies in confronting cyber crimes First branch: Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Second branch: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Third branch: World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Section Three: Legal efforts and activities of regional organizations in confronting cyber crimes Requirement One: European efforts in confronting cyber crimes First branch: The 2001 Budapest Convention issued by the Council of Europe Second branch: Framework decisions of the European Union related to cyber crime Third branch: EU directives related to cyber crimes Requirement Two: Arab efforts in confronting cyber crimes First branch: Arab Convention for Combating Information Technology Crimes 2010 Second branch: UAE Cybercrime Law 2003 (guideline) Third branch: Riyadh Document for the Unified System for Combating Information Technology Crimes in Gulf Cooperation Council countries 2013 Requirement Three: Other regional efforts in confronting cyber crimes First branch: Efforts and activities of the Commonwealth Second branch: Efforts and activities of the African Union Third branch: Efforts and activities of the Organization of American States Conclusion (Results and Recommendations)