PORNOGRAFIA DA VINGANÇA: A INSUFICIÊNCIA DA REPARAÇÃO CIVIL E A NECESSIDADE DE POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS E APOIO ÀS VÍTIMAS

Abstract

Revenge pornography, characterized by the unauthorized dissemination of intimate material, has caused irreparable harm to victims, particularly in psychological and social aspects. This paper, based on a qualitative literature review, analyzes civil liability in cases of revenge pornography, highlighting the limitations of current legislation, such as the Carolina Dieckmann Law and the Civil Rights Framework for the Internet, regarding effective damage reparation. The research discusses Brazilian jurisprudence, which has recognized the severity of these cases and awarded compensation to victims, although insufficient to fully mitigate the harm. Furthermore, it proposes the implementation of public policies offering psychological and social support to victims, along with more effective legislative measures to ensure the swift removal of intimate content and prevent future occurrences.