Jurisprudential-legal analysis of the behavior of parents of bloggers' children
Document Type : Scientific-Research Article
Authors
1 Shahriari :Ph.D student of Jurisprudence and Islamic Law, Imam Sadiq University, Tehran, Iran
2 Assistant Professor of Jurisprudence and Law, Imam Sadiq University (AS), Department of Islamic Jurisprudence and Law, and Vice-Chancellor of University Education
Abstract
Today, the World Wide Web has created a new space in human life, which is referred to as the second web space or cyberspace. Some people see it as a hobby and others as a means of generating income. With the expansion of the Internet and the formation of numerous global social networks and the expansion of income generation and competition among bloggers, many ideas for attracting an audience have become repetitive; therefore, the age of influencers has become younger and younger, and the phenomenon of virtual child labor has emerged. Child bloggers attract an audience by sharing pictures and videos of their children, and then by advertising the necessary equipment for children and earning high incomes. The outbreak of Corona and the online nature of schools have had a great impact on the duration and age of use of this tool, and in this regard, the harms and opportunities that cyberspace has created have become much more serious and more considerate than in the past. This method has become one of the popular blogging methods, the expansion of which requires the necessity of jurisprudential and legal examination. The present study, using an analytical-descriptive method and collecting information through the library, has analyzed the jurisprudential-legal behavior of blogger mothers. The findings indicate that the behavior of parents of blogger children is contrary to Islamic and legal teachings such as the rule of non-harm, the obligation of Islamic upbringing of children, the obligation of educating children, the obligation of preserving privacy, and the prohibition of child labor; therefore, the establishment of protective laws for such children is among the necessities whose gaps in the existing laws are obvious.
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