Comparative Law of World Computer Games in Relation to International Conventions and Documents

Milad Garousi¹

1) Master s student of International Law, Islamic Azad University, Electronic Department, Tehran

IOI Code : AZGC-AAFFEC
Publication : 1St International conference on new horizons in management,business, economics and humanities(icmbe.com)
Abstract :
    With the expansion of the computer games industry and its impact on culture, economy, and cybersecurity, a comparative study of the laws in this field with international documents has become necessary. This article analyzes the interaction of national computer games laws with conventions such as the Berne Convention, the Rights of the Child, and the GDPR regulations.The findings show that there are significant points of commonality and divergence in areas such as intellectual property, privacy, and harmful content.

Keywords : comparative law computer games international conventions intellectual property privacy harmful content