Head of the Iran's State Inspectorate Organization Zabihollah Khodaian, while addressing a meeting of the Eurasian Union of Ombudsmen in Moscow, has called for global determination to fight cybercrimes and the approval of related laws.

According to The Iran Project, Khodaian also called it necessary to monitor cyberspace in line with the growth of criminal activities in the 9th international meeting of heads of law enforcement organizations and civil rights defenders held on Wednesday evening with the presence of senior judicial, legal, and supervisory officials of 22 member and observer countries.

Today, cyberspace has expanded side by side with tangible world where criminals are active with the advantages and countries are fighting against them and despite all services in the virtual space, it brings risks for people, he said.

He reminded: In the past, we were faced with traditional internet crimes such as theft, forgery, fraud and data destruction, but today we are facing new forms of crimes such as cyber terrorism.