Fury in Italy over ‘virtual gang rape’ Facebook group where men compare their wives in intimate pictures posted without consent
Italy swung by scandal after exposure to a shocking Facebook group, which secretly shared the sincere photographs of men’s wives to thousands of foreigners.
Anger grasped the country by making comparisons with the Gisèle Pelicot case, which compared the group to ‘virtual gang rape’ and was raped by her husband and friends for years and raped.
Maglie Facebook Group, who translated as my wife, has been closed this week since it was founded in 2019.
Men would send pictures to the group of their wives without their consent or asleep.
Messages, including other men, praised the women in question that they wanted to ‘rape’, and others the secret nature of the paintings.
META, the owner of Facebook, closed the page for violating our adult sexual exploitation policies last week.
‘We do not allow content that threatens or encourages sexual violence, sexual abuse or sexual exploitation in our platforms. If we realize the content that has been raped or defended, we can disable the groups and accounts that publish it and share this information with law enforcement officers, ” he said.
The page was founded six years ago, but it is exactly uncertain that open pictures remain online.
Italy, men’s wives of their spouses secretly shared a shocking Facebook group after the exposure of ‘Virtual Gang Rape’ scandal was shaken.
More than 50% of Italian women say they are victims of harassment or attack when they reach 19. (Stock Image)
The right -wing government, led by Giorgia Meloni, is under the pressure of acting against sexism from opposition parties.
In 2019, the sharing of sexual open images or videos that should remain special in Italy was illegal in Italy.
The disturbing group was first announced by Carolina Capri, who said that he felt ‘nausea’ and ‘scared’.
Authorized, sharing without the consent of sincere photos, ‘virtual gang rape’ means means.
Meanwhile, more than a thousand people reported to the police for cyber crime.
Lawyer Marisa Marraffino, specialized in online criminal cases, Financial times Sharing or interpreting pictures, sincere images, confidentiality violations, aggravated slander, and even illegal sharing of child pornography can be sentenced to imprisonment of up to six years.
The exposure of Mia Moglie revealed tensions on the patriarchal nature of Italian society.
More than 50% of Italian women say they are victims of harassment or attack when they reach 19.
According to the latest data of the European Institute of Gender Equality, in full -time employment of any EU country, it is at least likely with a 20 percent point gap between gender.
Italian media reports
Meta, the owner of Facebook, closed the page last week ‘for violating our adult sexual exploitation policies’
The country is also located below EU averages in gender equality in work, earnings and education.
Capri, in a group of publicly rooted in our culture, is written without hiding their names and faces, Capri Capri added Capri.
The right -wing government, led by Giorgia Meloni, is under pressure from the opposition parties to action against sexism.
The Left Wing Party Five Star Movement, the government ‘women to own and reduce to property tools to respond to the unacceptable patriarchal mentality, he said.
Fiorella Zabatta from the European Green Party said he would report to the public prosecutor’s office.
“This virtual rape is a crime that can be punished under our Criminal Code,” he said. But the problem is not only legal, but also cultural. Such platforms should be fought against and this should be faced with the idea of toxic masculinity.
‘We all need to take action: Civil Society and Politics.’
