INTEGRATED EFFORTS FOR COMBATING FORBIDDEN E-COMMERCE PRACTICES: SAUDI ARABIA KINGDOM AN EXAMPLE

E-commerce plays an important role in global economy, but alas this type of commerce is associated with different forbidden practices that were ascribed to different reasons, such as economic and legal reasons. These forbidden practices are in different forms such as ghrar or selling what the seller does not own, selling counterfeit products via internet. These practices have different effects the most common are economic effects that could be embodied in passive economic growth and employment. On the other hand, these practices have social effects on the public safety and local community. Due to seriousness of these practices, so several bodies in Saudi Arabia Kingdom are charged with combating these practices, such as organizational bodies, juridical bodies and security systems, Within the frame of combating forbidden e-commerce practices in Saudi Arabia Kingdom there are many strategies and recommendations are formulated. These strategies are composed of two parties: the first one is modifying the existing laws and regulations and coding new laws to fill this gap. The seconded one is cooperation with other states and related international organizations such world trade organization (WTO), International police (Interpol) and European police (Europol) for formulating laws and regulations harmonizing with the international regulations.
 

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