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DOI: FOREIGN EXPERIENCE ON THE THEORETICAL BASIS OF THE OFFENSE OF DEFAMATION BY PLACING IT ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB
Dilrabo Topildieva , Lecturer, Tashkent State Law University Tashkent, UzbekistanAbstract
The article discusses the issues of cyber-hooliganism on the Internet, its types and methods of committing it. The opinions of foreign scientists in this area and the concepts they give of this type of crime are analyzed. In addition, several facts about the emergence of cyberbullying on the Internet are listed.
Keywords
Cyberbullying, Internet, social networks
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