Preventing Juvenile Delinquency in Cyberspace- Crimes Against Honor As A Model

Juveniles constitute an age group characterized by a lack of awareness and will, and there are many forms of juvenile delinquency in societies as a general phenomenon that most countries suffer from, despite the different manifestations of delinquency from one society to another according to the culture of that society and according to the characteristics and characteristics of their individuals. However, there are images of these misdemeanors that are almost common in all societies, such as misdemeanors of theft, beating, assault, insult, perjury, vagrancy and acts of prostitution. On the other hand, the spread of cyberspace has produced many negative phenomena, the most important of which is the spread of cybercrime, which opened the way for new forms of crimes that have taken an electronic character that includes the ability to infiltrate official websites, decode codes, penetrate and destroy sensitive data, or even acts of theft of money and information and violation of security and privacy, The study aims to identify the most important factors that led to the emergence of delinquent behavior in the cyberspace, and to determine the answer to the main question by determining the prevention of juvenile delinquency in cyberspace within the scope of crimes against honor, and to prove the hypothesis that it needs legislative and legal treatments that work effectively and harmoniously in combating and combating this phenomenon. within a regulated legislative framework. A specialized juvenile court should be identified within the cyberspace, and the consideration of cases of juvenile delinquents or those at risk of delinquency by a specialized cadre of juvenile justice is not just the construction of private buildings independent of the courts and other official departments to try them there. And then we address the study through the descriptive research method and the analytical method, and the comparison between Iraqi law and Egyptian law, through the structure of the research, which is located in three chapters.