Abstract
The European Court of Human Rights pointed out that cyber violence was currently recognized as an aspect of violence against women and girls, and that it could take on a variety of forms, including cyber breaches of privacy, intrusion into the victim’s computer, and the capture, sharing, and manipulation of data and images, including private data. In Romania, the cyber violence term was defined following the adoption of Law no 106/2020 amending the Law no.217/2003 on preventing and combating domestic violence, and represents the first step in its regulation.
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