Perspective Chapter: Sexual Cybercrime – The Transition from the Virtual Aggression to the Physical Aggression

Abstract

Cybercrime is all criminal offenses committed on telecommunications networks in general and more particularly on the Internet. Sexual cybercrime promotes the transition from virtual sexual assault to physical or bodily assault, the victims of which are often women and children through intimidation and harassment as well as the absence of consent. The damage caused by the cybersex crime of the victims can lead to serious repercussions on their physical and mental health. The obligation of the fight against this social scourge has imposed its analysis on several ways to generate the means of protection because it is the only way to preserve our families and our children particularly from being victims of sexual cybercrime.