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049			_aإهداء
082	0	4	_a342.35062 _221
097			_aPh.D
099			_aLaw 08 PHD 2025
100	0		_aخالد جمال هابس السويفان _eمؤلف.
245	1	0	_aدور القضاء في حماية الحقوق والحريات العامة (دراسة مقارنة) / _cإعداد خالد جمال هابس السويفان؛ إشراف الأستاذ الدكتور جابر جاد نصار.
264		0	_aالقاهرة: _bكلية الحقوق- جامعة القاهرة، _c2025.
300			_a285 صفحة؛ _c25 سم.
336			_atext _2rda content
337			_aComputer _2rda media
338			_aOnline Resource _2rda carrier
500			_aرسائل نسخة منفردة
500			_aتحتوي علي صفحة عنوان باللغة الإنجليزية
502			_a أطروحة (دكتوراة)- جامعة القاهرة، كلية الحقوق، قسم القانون الدستوري، 2025.
504			_aببليوجرافيا: صفحات 248-276
520	3		_aIn recent years, the world has witnessed a new era characterized by tremendous advancements in the field of information technology, which has had a profound and evident impact on various aspects of social, economic, and legislative life. The rapid transmission of information has become one of the most striking phenomena that captured global attention at the end of the last century and the beginning of the current one. The exchange of information and knowledge has become remarkably easy and efficient, while the rapid dissemination of information through various communication channels has led to the free and secure flow of data, news, knowledge, research, and cultural messages. In the modern era, a widespread misunderstanding has emerged regarding digital freedom of expression and the digital oversight imposed to protect public freedoms, alongside the misuse of information systems as a whole, as well as the restrictions imposed by states on the Internet, which hinder citizens' ability to exercise their freedoms properly The Kuwaiti Constitution has affirmed a number of personal rights and freedoms. Article (30) provides that "Personal liberty is guaranteed." Article (36) stipulates that "Freedom of opinion and scientific research is guaranteed, and every person has the right to express and disseminate his opinion by speech, writing, or other means, in accordance with the conditions and regulations prescribed by law." Article (37) further provides that "Freedom of the press, printing, and publication is guaranteed in accordance with the conditions and regulations prescribed by law." The Kuwaiti legislator completed this constitutional framework through Article (39), which enshrines the right to privacy by stating that "Freedom of postal, telegraphic, and telephone communications is safeguarded, and their confidentiality is guaranteed; communications mayNot to be monitored nor their secrecy disclosed except in the cases specified by law and in accordance with the procedures prescribed therein. The subject of this study is divided into an introductory chapter and two main sections. The introductory chapter addresses public freedoms in the context of the contemporary digital world, including the definition of the scope of such freedoms, the legal implications of modern communication technologies, respect for freedom of expression and media publication, rights associated with digital practices, the construction of digital identity, and modern democracy. The first section examines digital surveillance for the protection of personal data and privacy, while the second section addresses the role of the judiciary in the field of digital surveillance.
546			_aالنص بالعربية والملخص بالإنجليزية.
650	0	4	_aالقانون الدستوري
653			_aPublic Rights and Freedoms
653			_aInternet
653			_aDigital Space
653			_aDigital Surveillance
653			_aCyber Surveillance
655		4	_aرسائل جامعية _zجامعة القاهرة _xالقانون الدستوري
700	0		_aجابر جاد نصار _eمشرف.
710	2		_aجامعة القاهرة. _bكلية الحقوق
856			_uhttps://fll.law.cu.edu.eg/fulltext/th/T08-01595.pdf
900			_b2025 _Uجامعة القاهرة _Fكلية الحقوق _Dقسم القانون الدستوري
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