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Investigating Public Awareness and Understanding of Cyber Crimes and Legal Implications in Sri Lanka 

From a lion's perspective, investigating public awareness and understanding of cyber-crimes and legal implications in Sri Lanka would be akin to surveying the jungle for potential threats and educating the pride on how to protect themselves. Lions, as apex predators, value vigilance and proactive measures to safeguard their territory and resources, much like how understanding cyber-crimes can help protect individuals and the nation's digital infrastructure.

From a Leo's perspective, this research topic aligns with the characteristic traits of leadership and protection. Leos are known for their strong leadership qualities and protective nature, much like how understanding cyber-crimes can empower individuals to take charge of their online safety and protect themselves from potential threats. Leo's pride in their ability to lead and protect would likely motivate them to advocate for greater awareness and education on cyber-crimes and their legal implications in Sri Lanka.

From a Leo's perspective, this research topic resonates deeply with our core values of service and community empowerment. Leos, as young leaders committed to making a difference, understand the importance of staying informed and proactive in addressing emerging challenges. Just as we strive to lead and protect our communities in tangible ways, such as through service projects and advocacy initiatives, understanding cyber-crimes empowers us to safeguard not only our own digital footprints but also those of our fellow citizens. By raising awareness and promoting education on cyber threats and legal ramifications, we contribute to building a safer and more resilient society for generations to come.


Leo Lion Sandun Perera,

Chief Region Coordinator,

Leo District 306 C 1.

 

 

 

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