التكييف القانوني للتنمر الإلكتروني : دراسة تحليلية

Abstract EN

Although there are no explicit texts criminalizing the phenomenon of cyberbullying, the individual has freedom of opinion and expression.

The Iraqi constitution of 2005 has guaranteed this right in accordance with the text of Article (38) of it, which states (the state guarantees what does not violate public order and morals, first: freedom of expression by all means...).

This does not mean that this is absolute.

The legislator has restricted it not to prejudice public order and morals.

The act of bullying, which is a demeaning of others, is considered a violation of the general morals that are accepted in society.

For this, it is possible to rely on the objective texts contained in the amended Iraqi Penal Code No.

111 of 1969, which criminalize acts of insult, slander and assault on private life so that the offender does not escape punishment.