Kişilik Haklarını İhlal Eden Siber Suçlar: KKTC Örneği.

Although the digital era allows us to understand irregular human behaviours, jurisprudence attempts to organize and adapt those behaviours into societal rules and regulations. In the frame of technological improvements, knowledge which is used, collected, stored, protected by technical, economic and social fields have been moved onto electronic environments. Information Technology (IT) law plays a very important role to legalize data, information and knowledge within the digital platforms. At this point, Lege Lata (positive law) has a strong relationship between the problems which occurs within the digital era and providing opportunities to prevent regulations for a long time in society. IT law includes specific topics which are directly relevant to some fields such as copyrights, trademarks, criminal sanctions, etc. within the Internet environment. Although most of the countries have already constituted IT Laws in order to solve the digital problems and to prevent or reduce cybercrimes, North Cyprus IT Law improvements are still constitution stage because of some bureaucratic reasons and have seen as a hugely problematic issue for solving the digital problems in the country. For this reason, this study briefly attempts to investigate the constitution of IT Law in North Cyprus. Specifically, IT Law in the context of adaptation process to EU countries will be considered according to rules and regulations of EU IT Law from the two perspectives, called common law and civil law. Literature review will be used by this research to understand whether there are similarities between Turkey-EU countries and North Cyprus based on IT Law and cybercrime or not. The findings which will be relying on literature review will be discussed as a county case studies in the research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]