Cyberspace and the principles of international law governing it with the approach of media rights

International law calls international relations rights that have long characterized the relations between international actors and governments in particular regarding the rule of their territories and their natural resources, or their maritime and airspace, progressively Science and technology have made international law, in addition to space, land and sea, and air, to atmosphere and even beyond the boundaries of the ocean, and to develop rules and regulations for the organization of current affairs in these areas. The present phenomenon has created a new frontier between the cyber world and the real world, which poses a great threat to the lack of law and the impossibility of full and effective law enforcement. The use of governments from the insecure cyber space has paved the way for many of its peers to sabotage, disrupt, assassinate, espionage and other related offenses. Acting to legislate in some countries, depending on the advancement in the technology world, has also led the international community to take some small steps to make this space in this turbulent virtual space market. The present article seeks to answer the key question that is the principles and rules of international law governing cyberspace as a modern media and whether existing principles and procedures have succeeded in regulating the relations between government and international organizations in the Internet.