الضبط الإداري لمنصات التواصل الاجتماعي كتدبير وقائي لمكافحة جرائم الاتجار بالأشخاص : دراسة في النظام السعودي

Abstract EN

The study focused on administrative control of social media platforms as a preventive measure against human trafficking crimes.

in addition to forced labor, involuntary servitude, human organ trafficking, and sex trafficking, these crimes can take a variety of forms, including fraud, coercion, force, or exploitation for various goals.

they can be committed through social media platforms as a parallel to physical communities.

due to the widespread usage of social media, victims of human trafficking are entrapped through these platforms.

users of social media are accessible and their behaviors are simple to monitor.

in addition, these channels enable criminals to engage in fraud, deception, and disinformation.

the study emphasized the significance of applying administrative control laws to social media platforms in preventing human trafficking crimes, as well as the repercussions of these digital spaces not being rigorously subject to administrative control rules.

the study indicated the importance of applying administrative control rules to combat human trafficking crimes, as well as the impediments to their application posed by the inadequate regulation of administrative control of virtual communities, as with physical communities.