New Penalties for Spreading Violent Online Content
This bill introduces new regulations to combat so-called "patostreaming." Individuals who disseminate online recordings depicting serious crimes, animal abuse, or humiliating physical assault will face imprisonment. The goal is to protect society, especially children, from harmful content and the brutalization of public life.
Key points
Introduction of prison sentences (from 3 months to 5 years) for sharing online videos or audio recordings showing serious crimes, e.g., against life, health, freedom, or involving violence.
Penalties will also cover the dissemination of recordings depicting animal abuse, animal killing, and humiliating physical assault.
Higher penalties (from 6 months to 8 years imprisonment) threaten individuals who spread such content for financial or personal gain.
The regulations aim to protect children and youth from harmful content and prevent brutalization online.
No penalty will apply to those who disseminate such content to defend a legitimate public or private interest, without being the perpetrator of the act itself.
Status:
In Progress
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