The human Right to protection from Cybercrime In international and Yemeni law

Abstract

Since the mid-twentieth century، the international community has witnessed a massive information revolution due to the rapid development and scientific and technological progress in the field of information technology، such that it has become a significant force in the hands of states and individuals. As a result of this contemporary scientific and technological progress، criminal methods have emerged using modern technologies that have significantly impacted the issue of protecting rights and freedoms across the digital world. This technology has enabled the violation of individuals' privacy، access to their secrets، and their illegal exploitation. This has led to increased community interest in the right to protect the sanctity of private life at both the international and national levels.

 This study outlines the nature and characteristics of cybercrimes، the forms of cybercrimes، and the international efforts of the United Nations to protect against cybercrimes. It then explains protection against cybercrimes in Egyptian and Yemeni law، as well as international cooperation to combat cybercrimes (security and judicial cooperation).

 The study concludes that technological developments in computers and the Internet have led to the emergence of new technologies used to violate individuals' privacy. This has also led to the emergence of new forms of crimes. Therefore، protection against cybercrimes remains insufficient due to these technologically advanced devices، which can accurately transmit what is happening Behind the walls.