The Impact of Moral Doctrines on the Global Order of Cyberspace (Relying on the Budapest Convention)

The role of ethical teachings in the field of criminal law, the role of criminal law in supporting cyberspace and finally the impact of cyberspace on the globalization of criminal law, have led to the formation of a global order of cyberspace. The aim of the present study is based on the criminalizations made in the European Convention on Cybercrime (Budapest).

The type of research and the method used in it is descriptive-analytical.

In the present study, preserving the originality of texts and fidelity in quoting speech, as the most important ethical requirements, have been considered by the authors.

Moral teachings and components have had a significant impact on the formation of the global order of cyberspace in general and the criminalizations made in the Budapest Convention in particular, which seems reasonable given the inherent normality of criminal law.

The most important manifestations of the influence of moral teachings in the Budapest Convention can be seen in the criminalization of child pornography as well as the protection of privacy and the spiritual personality of individuals.