المواجهة الأمنية والتعاون الدولي لدولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة لجريمة السب باستخدام الوسائل الإلكترونية

Crimes committed via electronic means raise many issues related to arresting and bringing in accused persons, unless the behaviors are such as terrorism crimes, crimes against state security, crimes against intellectual property rights, drug and weapons crimes, and juvenile prostitution. The rest of the types of electronic crimes are often considered, in terms of the procedures followed in pursuing and arresting the perpetrators, as traditional crimes. In other words, the same procedures followed in pursuing and arresting the perpetrators of traditional crimes are applied to them, especially since there is a difference in the concept of some crimes. The procedures for collecting evidence are among the criminal litigation procedures, but rather they are a stage prior to the investigation and trial procedures and pave the way for them. This stage aims to uncover crimes that have actually occurred with the aim of reaching the perpetrator and bringing him to trial. These procedures fall, according to the original jurisdiction of judicial police officers. It is necessary to take into account the objective and formal rules and conditions when conducting an inspection in cybercrimes, including the crimes of defamation, in order to achieve the balance that the criminal legislator is keen on, as violating these conditions and rules results in the invalidity of the inspection procedures and the resulting effects. Security cooperation at the Arab level in combating cybercrimes is a basic and necessary requirement, as the internal and external security of each Arab country is linked to collective Arab security, and the disruption of internal security in any country necessarily extends to disrupting stability in all aspects of life, which ultimately affects the outcome of the self-power of all Arab countries. Accordingly, each Arab country must commit to adopting the necessary measures to implement the obligations contained in the agreement, and provide the necessary security assistance and communications to combat information technology crimes.