Non-consent exposure of intimate content: gender issue

Abstract

The social structure is always altered by the great technological evolution. So, it changes some human behaviors and also generates new others, sometimes very harmful. The challenge for Law and Criminology and also for your professionals is to investigate such inappropriate behaviors, through prevention and punishment of conduct characterized as criminal. Among the new criminal behaviors, it is highlighted the non-consenting exposure of intimate content, which has been growing histrionically with the expansion of the virtual space and its multiple potentialities, which justifies the motivation of this study, whose macro objective is to analyze these great problems which affect the society. Methodologically, the study uses the quanti-qualitative method, starting with theoretical concepts resulting from bibliographical research and literature review. The hypothetical premise sustains that the practice of disseminating intimate content without the consent of the exposed person almost always represents the assumption of gender-based violence in a new format, given that the majority of victims are female.