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Criminal law aspects of countering extremism in the virtual space

Abstract

The relevance of the study is confirmed by the fact that extremism is one of the most dangerous phenomena in the security of the world community, which pose a threat to the whole society both with committed crimes and the destruction of generally recognized rules of morality, law and human values. We point out that in modern conditions the dissemination of extremist ideas is actively promoted by information and communication technologies, especially the Internet. It is emphasized that extremists have the opportunity not only to demonstrate their materials to a multimillion audience, but also to enter into discussions and uphold their ideas and views. The Internet is very promising for extremists. This study considers the benefits that the Internet provides in disseminating extremist information. We believe that the problem of the spread of extremist information on the Internet is especially perceptible to young people. Due to personal and psychological characteristics, this social group is very vulnerable, as they are easily imposed on the ideas and views of extremists. In the context of the active spread of extremism on the Internet, the regulatory framework for combating these crimes is extensively presented. We indicate some problems with the practical implementation of countering extremism on the Internet.

About the Authors

Andrey Valer’evich Paramonov
Derzhavin Tambov State University
Russian Federation


Vadim Vital’evich Kharin
Derzhavin Tambov State University
Russian Federation


References

1. Миниченко А.А. Экстремизм в сети Интернет // Социологические науки. 2018. № 89-1. URL: https://novainfo.ru/article/15617 (дата обращения: 03.12.2019).


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Paramonov A.V., Kharin V.V. Criminal law aspects of countering extremism in the virtual space. Current Issues of the State and Law. 2020;4(13):141-150. (In Russ.)

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