and taking great relevance in virtual spaces, where it is possible to talk now about something called cyber bullying. This phenomenon creates a social disequilibrium in an individual or group, taking advantage of discreditation as a tool, but also counts with various severe holes when it claims a defense for these types of infringements. This reality being lived out in social networks is backed by a study developed by Harvard University that affirms that individuals overlook their ethics and considerations towards others when commenting through a social network. In these moments cyber bullying counts with a strict control for all themes related to child pornography and related matters, which is considered decisive and necessary. Similarly, groups like LGBT ones count with important support from support networks within Facebook. Nevertheless, for the themes related to the liberty of religion, such regulation does not exist, which gives free reign to destructive criticism and sharp offenses. By investigating social networks, we have observed that there are not enough adequate restrictions related to the publication of information that manifests or incites hatred towards religious groups. It becomes imperative that the States clearly inform on how they protect and defend the freedom of expression of citizens; and social networks must propel action to incentivize respect and tolerance in matters of religious liberty. Additionally, it is necessary to continue shaping individuals with that share common values, with the goal of fomenting harmonious communal living. Enrique Montes Pérez President Miraism International Association