المواقع الاجتماعية الدولية : بين حرية التعبير و الإعلام و المساندة غير الإرادية للإرهاب : القضاء الأوروبي نموذجا

الملخص EN

Behind the websites, terrorists no longer address their supporters and recruit their members, but rather direct their messages to the world.

Today, the their members, but rather direct their messages to the world.

Today, the responsibility of social networks is on the table more than ever in organizing terrorist attacks, especially with Internet access service providers and websites that harbor extremist speeches and their media platforms, and this responsibility becomes more acute if this entails the occurrence of criminal attacks.

Some of these networks are being blamed, not only by governments and families of victims, but even by giants of Internet service providers.

These companies would not have moved without the lawsuits that were filed here and there against them by various parties.

With globalization and the advent of the era of informatics, a new type of terrorism has emerged that uses social media via the Internet, and dictionaries abound with it in its tribute: e-djihad- Cyber-djihad, cyberplanning, and CyberTerrorisme