Ley Olimpia

SINOPSIS: Es un conjunto de reformas –principalmente a los códigos penales de cada entidad– con las cuales se reconoce la violencia digital (cibervenganza, ciberporno y acoso sexual) como un tipo de delito y violencia contra las mujeres, por lo que se establecen sanciones como multas económicas o penas de cárcel para quien difunda en internet contenido íntimo de otra persona sin su consentimiento.

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