مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي و مواجهة انتهاكات حقوق الإنسان في ظل جائحة كورونا

الملخص EN

The areas of human rights are between paying harm to the individual or group or bringing benefit to each of them in order to achieve justice, and peace in the world, and these fields are numerous among the general human race or at the level of a specific sector whose rights have been violated, such as women, children, people with special needs or prisoners.

Or other groups of human society that, if they need distinction, should be in their favor, and human rights violations have direct consequences that greatly affect individuals and society and affect the state's ability to deal with conflicts and achieve security and stability.

The United Nations has developed guidelines related to the Corona pandemic, stating: (Covid-19 is a test for societies, governments and individuals ...

and it is time for us to show solidarity and cooperation to combat the virus together, and mitigate the unintended effects, in most cases, of the measures adopted to stop the outbreak.

The epidemic, and respect for all human rights, including economic, social and cultural rights, and civil and political rights, as a basis for the success of the public health plans adopted to respond to and recover from the epidemic).

The research problem is summarized in a major and specific question, which is what communication sites are and confronting human rights violations in light of the Corona pandemic, and the research is considered descriptive studies, and the methodological necessity necessitated the use of the questionnaire tool to know the public's opinions about the subject of research.

The research has reached results that accurately diagnosed the answers of the interviewee to whom the questionnaire was presented.

It was found that your time spent sitting for long hours on the Internet with home quarantine got (81.7%), while home quarantine constitutes a violation of human rights and it was neutral by (43.3%).

Home quarantine contributed to creating family problems, which obtained (51.9%), while spreading false information about the Covid-19 virus that causes human rights violations, received (72.1%), and violence against women received (52.9%).