Child pornography in Spain: current problem and legal regulation
- Autores: Marta Gómez Bosque
- Localización: Revista de Investigación CUGC, ISSN-e 2444-6556, Nº. 19, 2024 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Dirección operativa de la seguridad), págs. 527-608
- Idioma: inglés
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Resumen
Spain's legal framework is evaluated for its efficacy in addressing the complexities of child pornography, particularly considering rapid technological advancements. Through detailed examinations of various cases, significant legal challenges are demonstrated, illustrating the sophisticated means through which artificial intelligence facilitates the creation and distribution of illicit content. The vital roles of the Guardia Civil and other enforcement agencies are emphasized, showcasing their extensive efforts to combat these crimes. The need for legislative updates and enhanced enforcement tools is strongly underscored, highlighting the importance of international cooperation and a unified approach across the European Union to strengthen child protection measures. It is recommended to integrate advanced technologies into law enforcement operations and to adapt laws to keep pace with digital transformations, aiming to develop a robust legal framework that effectively shields children from evolving online threats. Additionally, the importance of harmonizing legal standards across European Union member states is stressed to ensure a consistent and effective fight against child exploitation on a global scale.
