Criminal Policy for Addressing Crimes of Disclosure of Occupational Secrets and Violations of Messages and Telegrams (Comparative Study)
Abstract
This thesis, examines the legal and practical dimensions related to crimes that impact the privacy of individuals and entities within the context of occupational performance. The study aims to analyze the legal foundations governing these crimes while reviewing the various legislative frameworks in multiple countries, including the legal texts pertaining to the protection of occupational secrets.
The thesis explores the legal implications of disclosing occupational secrets and details the applicable legal systems, highlighting the criminal procedures adopted in response to these violations. Through a comparative analysis of legislations, the effectiveness of the implemented criminal policies in enhancing legal protection for secrets and messages is evaluated, along with their responsiveness to contemporary challenges, such as technological advancements and modern communication means
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