The Right to Privacy of Children in the Digital World and the Responsibility of Adults with Special Focus on Social Networks as Modern Media Communication

Abstract

The authors deal with the issue of the right to privacy of children on the Internet from the aspect of international and domestic regulations in the field of personal data protection. In this regard, the authors try to address certain issues related to the form of violating the right to privacy of children on the Internet by publishing their personal data on social networks and electronic media, as well as the question of the responsibility of adults above all for such acts. The aim of this paper is to advocating the problem of violating the right to privacy of children on the Internet by parents, teachers, trainers, peers or media workers, as well as the relationship between such acts and children's dignity and security.