Dissemination of audiovisual material with sexual content without consent: of digital violence in Mexico

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Technological development has allowed to individuals the transmission of audiovisual content, generating in today's societies a new form of sexual intimacy. As every sexual act is susceptible to being violated, this is how the behavior of sharing these images and sexual videos without authorization through social networks is born. The main problem is that in Colombia victims do not have an effective instrument for their perpetrators to respond to justice, this is how this research sought for legislations that have addressed this problem to see how they dealt with it. In this article, a study will be made of how the states of the Republic of Mexico have classified and constructed the crime of dissemination of audiovisual material with sexual content without consent, extracting, as well as determining, the protected legal right, the governing verbs, the ingredients, as well as aggravating circumstances and penalties.

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Velasco, W. F. P., & Rodríguez, J. C. R. (2023). Dissemination of audiovisual material with sexual content without consent: of digital violence in Mexico. Revista de La Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Politicas, 53(138), 1–23. https://doi.org/10.18566/rfdcp.v53n138.a7

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