Responsible policy makers, NGOs and public institutions have a crucial role to play in facilitating internet access for all young people around the world without discrimination and exclusion, and promoting digital safety and responsibility. As a youth NGO, the starting point of this project is to provide young people and target groups with the knowledge, skills and awareness to use the internet in a safer way and to contribute to the elimination of security problems in information technologies. Other objectives of the project can be summarized as follows: - To raise the knowledge, skills and awareness of young people on how to achieve internet security to a higher level, - To promote responsible and active European citizenship among participants, as well as the concept of social responsibility on the Internet, - Promote more widespread use of relevant measures for personal, social and professional security on the Internet, - Develop participants' creativity and digital skills, - Creating new learning opportunities, especially for underprivileged young people, - To promote intercultural dialogue, social inclusion and solidarity between young people from different countries,
Internet, cell phones and other electronic media provide young people with access to information very quickly, as well as cultural interaction, fast and practical ways of communication and entertainment in a much cheaper and easier way than twenty years ago. This brings with it extraordinary advantages but also many problems. The Internet and related technologies can lead to the exploitation of young people, expose them to disinformation and cause material and moral wear and tear. The general need for socialization of young people as a result of the development of modern technology and social networks has facilitated the development of cyber threats at the social, personal and professional level. Thus, in recent years, the number of cyberbullying cases, especially victimizing young people, has increased significantly. Nevertheless, in many regions of the world, there is a serious need to study the extent of the security problems that arise online. Many low and medium There has been little research on crimes committed in virtual environments, vulnerabilities and legal sanctions in the high-income country.