Photos shared by Adrián Marcelo’s fandom on Venezuelan actress Briggitte Bozzo’s social media are causing a stir. Here are more details.
The recent controversy surrounding Venezuelan actress Briggitte Bozzo has gained momentum on social media, where alleged intimate photos of the artist have been disseminated, presumably by the fandom of YouTuber Adrián Marcelo .
This situation has caused great controversy on social media, since the actress participates in the second season of the reality show La Casa de los Famosos México and recently the controversial YouTuber decided to leave the program.
Legal consequences for the photos of Briggitte Bozzo?
Briggitte Bozzo’s team has issued a formal statement denouncing this serious violation of her privacy and image rights. In the text, it states: “It has been confirmed that Adrián Marcelo’s fandom is spreading intimate photos of Briggitte Bozzo through the content creator’s accounts .”
This action could lead to serious legal repercussions under the Olimpia Law, a set of reforms that protects people from the non-consensual dissemination of intimate content in Mexico.
The Olimpia Law not only seeks to punish this type of violation, but also aims to raise awareness in society about the seriousness of cyber violence and its impact on the lives of victims.
In addition, Briggitte’s mother has also expressed her outrage and concern, addressing the community of followers of Adrián Marcelo , asking them to respect her daughter and stressing the need to protect her image and privacy.
” We urge you not to share, support Briggitte in her right to privacy and dignity, and not to give more space to issues that only want to overshadow her performance in the reality show ,” the message highlights.
What is the Olimpia Law?
The Olimpia Law is an important piece of legislation in Mexico that seeks to combat digital violence, particularly the non-consensual dissemination of intimate content, such as photos and videos.
This law was born from the case of Olimpia Coral Melo , an activist who became a symbol of the fight against digital violence after being the victim of the dissemination of intimate content without her consent by an ex-boyfriend.
The law establishes that the dissemination, display or reproduction of intimate material without the affected party’s authorization is considered a crime, which can lead to severe consequences, including fines and prison sentences depending on the severity of the violation.
