Limiting access to cyberspace by parents from the perspective of Iranian jurisprudence and law, considering the conventional rights of children

Today's world has become so dependent on virtual space that it is impossible to imagine life without it. Due to its special characteristics, this space can cause harm to children, such as social, cultural and educational harm, examining the perspective of Iranian jurisprudence and law, the permission of parents to restrict children's access to virtual space with regard to rights. and justifies their assignments. The reasons for this justification of the duty of parents to educate and discipline children have been considered. Protection from harm and dangers of cyberspace is one of the duties of parents. It seems that a global cooperation is necessary for this issue in order to build the future generation in a safe social environment. Lawful virtual space can achieve this goal, so the first step is to legislate in this area with an emphasis on determining the role of each institution and person, including parents, and the next step is to monitor the implementation of these laws and apply guarantees. Performances are foreseen, which of course all require infrastructure.