Children's rights in cyberspace: in search of a regulatory model and legal protection

the purpose of the study is to identify mechanisms for implementing children's rights in cyberspace, focusing on issues such as protecting personal information, combating online bullying, combating child pornography, ensuring access to safe content and other aspects. The authors note that legislation must comply with the changing digital environment and take into account the rights and interests of children. It is shown that with the advent of the Internet, social networks, mobile devices and online games, children spend more and more time on the Internet. In this regard, many problems and risks arise, including online cruelty, cyberbullying, access to inappropriate content, cybercrimes and violations of privacy. The authors conclude that legal norms in the field of combating cybercrime must certainly form an organic structure that combines national and international laws in the field of the legal status of minors and minors. Threats to children's safety in the information space are unpredictable, so it is extremely important, on the one hand, to form traditional spiritual and moral values in children in order to counteract the spread of fake information flow, and on the other hand, it is necessary to control illegal forms of behavior in cyberspace.

children's rights, cyberspace, information security, minors, minors, cyberbullying, counteracting cybercrime