| Autor: |
فریناز فیضی, امیرحسین رنجبری& |
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Public Law Studies Quarterly; Autumn2024, Vol. 54 Issue 3, p1483-1502, 20p |
| Abstrakt: |
The Internet is like a huge iceberg and the greatness of its visible part (the surface web) has enchanted mankind so much that no legal system can claim to be able to completely control or adequately and respond to. Still, the invisible part of the Internet- which is known as the "dark web" - is also crucially important and the attention paid to this subject by national and international law is very limited. This paper focuses on dark web and tries to explain the importance and necessity of paying attention to it. By studying international and regional instruments, national legislation and legal scholarship the we aim to examine the anonymity of the dark web from the perspective of international human rights. The main research question is the following: is it possible to invoke the right of anonymity in the dark web in international human rights? It is claimed that there is not sufficient evidence to validate the existence of an independent right to anonymity in international human rights law, which fully covers all dimensions of anonymity in dark web. On the other hand, the principles of international human rights law also reject the approach of banning anonymity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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