O vazamento de imagens íntimas no século XXI: as repercussões jurídicas e sociais quanto à exposição de mulheres as margens do direito da personalidade

Abstract

With the constant advancement of technologies in today's society, the leakage of data and intimate content on networks is increasingly frequent. In view of this, it is possible to perceive different legal and social repercussions regarding the leakage of intimate images of men and women. From this it is clear how comprehensive an image we post on the internet is, everyone can see, like and comment. In view of this enormous facility that the internet brings us, it becomes increasingly dangerous for them to in bad faith attempt against someone's moral integrity. Thus, the present work seeks to analyze the social, psychological and legal repercussions in the lives of victims who have their lives exposed, observing the civil aspects of the personality as well as the human rights protected by the constitution, the violation of this institute and how it can be taken to civil or criminal justice in a way that causes the least possible harm to the victim. For that, the inductive method created by the empiricists will be used, being an exploratory and qualitative research. The historical method will be used to contextualize the stages up to the present day of how the leak of intimate photos evolved. The comparative method will be used in order to compare different cases, in order to highlight these differences and reach a general conclusion regarding the problem. Likewise, the statistical method will also be used, with the aim of collecting already consolidated data on the topic, as well as collecting data through surveys using Google forms with the general population. At the end of this research, it was realized how much suffer women who are victims of leaking intimate images. Not only psychologically, but socially and even in the judicial channels where the problem should be resolved. A series of laws were detected that came from the constant suffering that the female population victims of these acts suffer. Finally, it was possible to see how great is the need to have a preparation for people who receive these cases, both in police stations and in the judiciary itself, in addition to the need to have more women within these powers so that the victims feel more welcomed.