HRINCYB2B5. Graduate Mandatory

(Graduate) Human Rights in Cyberspace and Ethics in Social Networks.

5 Credits
Total Hours: 115
With Ratings: 120h

Course Description

The module "Human Rights in Cyberspace and Ethics in Social Networks" is aimed at studying the theoretical foundations of human rights in the digital age, sources of legal regulation, subjects and objects of legal protection in cyberspace, as well as ethical principles of social network functioning and mechanisms for protecting digital rights.
The study of human rights in cyberspace contributes to deepening knowledge about contemporary challenges of the digital age, peculiarities of personal data protection, freedom of expression in the online environment, ethical dilemmas of social platforms, and international cooperation in the field of digital human rights protection.&nbsp;<span style="color: rgb(29, 29, 31); font-family: -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, &quot;SF Pro Display&quot;, &quot;Segoe UI&quot;, Roboto, sans-serif; font-size: 19px; font-weight: 600; letter-spacing: -0.01em; text-align: center;">(Graduate)</span>

Syllabus Details (Topics & Hours)

# Topic Title Lecture
(hours)		 Seminar
(hours)		 Independent
(hours)		 Total
(hours)		 Resources
1
Theoretical foundations of human rights in cyberspace
 2 2 7 11
2
Sources of law and regulation of digital human rights
 2 2 7 11
3
Subjects of digital rights and human rights obligations
 2 2 7 11
4
Objects of legal protection in digital space
 2 2 7 11
5
Digital rights protection relations and their regulation
 2 2 7 11
6
Fundamental digital human rights
 2 2 7 11
7
Ethics of social networks and special rights protection institutions
 2 2 7 11
8
Violations of digital human rights and responsibility
 2 2 7 11
9
Mechanisms and procedures for protecting digital human rights
 2 2 7 11
10
. International cooperation in protecting digital human rights
 2 2 7 11
Total All Topics 20 20 75 115 -
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