The Challenge of Adoption of the Freedom of Expression with the Prohibition of Terrorism Usage of Cyberspace

Comparison between the right to freedom of expression with banning, prevention and countering with using of cyberspace for terrorist purposes is one the emerging challenges in the field of international law. Due to the governments’ relations integrity at the present time and cyberspace fundamentality in international relations, our country is not immune of that and of course, the importance of addressing the challenge from the perspective of international law is doubled. In this study, according to the international human rights instruments particularly the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights as well as national and international jurisprudence, the necessities of Comparison between the right to freedom of expression with banning, prevention and countering with using of cyberspace for terrorist purposes is taken into consideration. The conclusion of this topic is that in addition to the necessity of providing an international definition of terrorism, two key elements should be considered in this regard: First, the comparison should be provided in accordance with law and second, it should be necessary for respect of the rights or reputation of others, protection of national security, public order and health and morality.