Asia Wilson
October 2, 2024
Social Science & Cybersecurity

Article 1: Freedom of Expression and Societal Mentions
Introduction
Upon reading this article, one can point out that there will be scholarly information
provided throughout. The article, Cybercrime Laws in Jordan and Freedom of Expression: A
Critical Examination of the Electronic Crimes Act 2023, speaks about legal frameworks,
individual rights, societal values. Speaking about freedom of expressions way of research and
analysis. Lastly, the article speaks about the studies to society.

Social Science Relations
In the article, Cybercrime Laws in Jordan and Freedom of Expression: A Critical
Examination of the Electronic Crimes Act 2023, points out key principles of social science. This
article does so by indicating the relationship between societal values, different legal frameworks,
and even individual rights. It analyzes how cybercrimes can influence the freedom of expression,
which is a fundamental aspect of the democratic society. When explaining the implication of the
laws within the cultural in the article, the article highlights the social dynamics which includes
public opinion and how technology and social interactions can be impacted. This law,
communication, and culture brings out the relevance of social science when understanding
contemporary issues that’s related to governance and civil liberties.

Research Method/Data and Analysis
In the article there are several critical research questions that regards the implication of
the article. It explores the acts provisions that limits freedom of expression with the combat of
cybercrime (Maghaireh,2024). The research searches to understand how to interact with societal
norms in a legal way with the public’s view of security vs. the individuals’ rights
(Maghaireh,2024). In this article, one can see that the research is based on qualitative research as
well as doing interviews and surveys with different legal experts etc. This helps assess the
implications of the law for freedom of expression. Lastly, when reading over the article the
analysis highlights potential conflicts between the law and how it impacts the freedom of
expression.

PowerPoint vs. Article
The article and PowerPoint have somewhat in common. For example, the PowerPoint
speaks on legal frameworks. It emphasizes how cybercrime laws can impact individuals. This
article highlights the need for laws that balance security. In conclusion, the article and the
PowerPoint support the understanding of how cyber policies can affect marginalized groups.

Challenges and Contributions
In the article, it is evident that the article addresses challenges faced by marginalized
groups. For example, how the law can disproportionately affect the ability to voice and engage in
political discourse. This violates the freedom of expression as well as speech. When analyzing,
the article speaks about concerns with social inequalities and silence within the vulnerable
populations. This includes activists, journals or article writers, and minor communities. Lastly, it
highlights the contribution of the groups when advocating for human rights and what they need
for legal frameworks when protecting their freedom.

Studies to Society
The article control to the study to society because it contributes to a Societal
understanding based on the balance between the silver liberties and security. It raises awareness
to any risk there is to the freedom of expression for marginalized groups. Overall, it gives
policymakers pressure when it comes down to considering the human rights and crafting laws
that are related to cyber security.

Conclusion
In conclusion, the article, Cybercrime Laws in Jordan and Freedom of Expression: A
Critical Examination of the Electronic Crimes Act 2023, speaks about legal frameworks,
individual rights, societal values. Speaking about freedom of expressions way of research and
analysis. Lastly, the article speaks about the studies to society.

Reference
Maghaireh, A. M. (2024). Cybercrime Laws in Jordan and Freedom of Expression:
A Critical Examination of the Electronic Crimes Act 2023. International Journal of
Cyber Criminology, 18(Jan 1-June 2024), 15–36.