Revenge pornography is a widespred problem of modern society and it is increasing, given the fact that with the development of technology, new ways and more diverse opportunities appear in order to make distribution of recordings with pornographic content without the consent of the victim more easier and faster. There is an increased need for the incrimination of this socially undesirable behavior. In the following, we will analyze the practice of the European Court of Human Rights in relation to the problem of revenge pornography, present the method of incrimination of this illegal behavior in individual countries, as well as international standards and activities at the EU level aimed at protecting the right to privacy in the digital environment. Finally, we will present the state of our legislation together with proposals for amending the Criminal Code and introducing a new criminal offense "misuse of intimate footage" and suggestions regarding the subjectedн incrimination, taking into account all the previously mentioned theoretical and practical problems in shaping the legal regulation.
Marija Milojević (Wed,) studied this question.
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