Efficiency of human rights organizations in defending women’s rights against cyber crimes

Abstract EN

This study aimed at achieving a set of goals, most importantly is determining human rights organizations efforts in defending women's rights against cybercrimes and reaching for suggested mechanisms to increase the efficiency of human rights organizations in defending women's rights against cybercrimes.

several hypotheses have been developed to measure this and which were tested in this study.

this study relied on the use of the comprehensive social survey method for officials of the national council for women, Cairo branch, and there were (60) individuals.

the study concluded that its hypotheses were proven as they were direct, influencing, and showed statistically significance between the efforts of human rights organizations and their efficiency in defending women's rights against cybercrimes.

the study recommended paying attention to media programs that contribute to developing societal awareness to protect victims of cybercrimes.

increasing awareness about adequate advertising of the services of human rights organizations to confront electronic crimes.