A man secretly photographed a large number of women's skirts, and some of them were followed for a month. Is his behavior illegal?

The development of technological products has become a tool for some criminals with evil intentions. Now they cannot control their desires and secretly take indecent photos of women. There are many such photos on the Internet. The person who secretly took the photo did not know that he was secretly taking pictures of women's private parts, and was shamefully photographed and then posted on the Internet. With such advanced technology, how dare you commit crimes?

A man secretly photographed a large number of women’s skirts, and some were followed by him for a month

The woman Xiao Liu took the bus to work, but on the way she met a "thief" named Du . At that time, this "thief" Du came close to Xiao Liu, and his hands touched his arms and thighs from time to time. Xiao Liu thought that this man was looking through his bag. So he shouted "There is a thief", and everyone around him looked over.

Someone on the bus called the police directly. When the bus stopped, Du immediately ran out of the bus, but by then Du was already being targeted by nearby police. Du also discovered this and kept running. It took time for the police to receive the report and arrive at the scene. There was a certain gap between them. However, Du's physical strength was not as good as that of the police officer, and he was eventually captured!

After investigation, the police found that there were a large number of indecent photos secretly taken in the gallery of Du’s mobile phone, including Bit, which was secretly taken by Du for a month. According to Du's confession, the person who was secretly photographed for a month was from nearby and would take the same route every day. Du knew that the evidence was solid, so he made no excuses, and kept saying things like "I was wrong, I was confused".

Candid photography is a global problem

Candid photography has become a global problem. It is not only the big stars who are troubled by candid photography, but also more and more ordinary people, especially ordinary women. Received trouble. Hotels, public toilets, shopping mall fitting rooms, rental houses, elevators, and even online hailing cars are all places where secret photography occurs. In Seoul, South Korea, women's protests often break out. One of the reasons is that many Korean women are suffering from candid filming.

Sneak photography is by no means just a small number of mentally handicapped people as many people think. All kinds of candid photography may be happening around us at this moment. Therefore, the relevant laws really need to be improved as soon as possible.

Is the behavior illegal?

Secret photography has become a social phenomenon, because it is too easy to peek and take photos, due to the popularity of pinhole cameras and mobile phones, as well as the popularity of drones. But there is no doubt that secret photography and voyeurism are illegal acts, and peeping and voyeurism must bear corresponding legal responsibilities:

Administrative responsibilities: According to the provisions of Article 42 of my country's "Public Security Management Punishment Law", peeping, peeping, The act of secretly photographing, eavesdropping, or distributing other people's privacy is an infringement of personal rights, and shall be detained for not more than five days or fined not more than 500 yuan; if the circumstances are more serious, the person shall be detained for not less than five days but not more than 10 days, and may also be fined not more than 500 yuan. .

Civil Liability: Articles 2 and 15 of the Tort Liability Law stipulate that those who infringe on privacy and other civil rights shall bear tort liability; the main channels for assuming liability include stopping the infringement, removing obstacles, and making compensation. Loss, apology, elimination of impact, restoration of reputation, etc.

Criminal liability: The "Criminal Law" stipulates that those who openly insult others by violence or other methods or fabricate facts to slander others, if the circumstances are serious, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention, public surveillance, or deprivation of political rights.