Da privacidade violada: a propagação de imagens íntimas sem o consentimento como forma de violência psicológica à luz dos direitos fundamentais

Abstract

The research that underlies this monographic work proposes to study “VIOLATED PRIVACY”: the propagation of intimate images without consent as a form of psychological violence in the light of fundamental rights, controversy existing in the framework of the agent of the propagation without consent of intimate images on the Internet , it is mostly carried out by men (boyfriends), friends or husbands who do not accept the end of the relationship and propagate these images as a form of revenge, causing moral, material and psychological damage. As for its subjective element, in situations where there is damage, the aggressor can also be held civilly responsible, that is, be punished for a crime against honor, conduct interpreted in light of the Federal Constitution, the Brazilian Civil and Penal Codes, decisions of the Superior Courts . Considering the cases cited in this work, this topic deserves attention. It should also be noted that if the agent is found guilty, he will respond based on the principle of human dignity and also the rights to physical integrity, personality, honor and image. Finally, the topic under debate has been gaining ground in doctrine and jurisprudence.