Difusión por parte de adolescentes de material manipulado. Primera lectura del art. 5 de la Directiva (UE)2024/1385

The essay analyses Article 5 of Directive (EU) 2024/1385, which penalizes the non-consensual sharing of intimate or manipulated content, offering a perspective from civil law. Although the regulation focuses on criminal sanctions, the text explores how civil law can complement this through the liability of adolescents and their parents, highlighting reparative mechanisms such as compensation and the cessation of content distribution. The essay addresses evidentiary challenges and the need for digital education to prevent these behaviours. It concludes that effective victim protection requires combining civil and criminal law, adapting regulations to the discernment capacity of adolescents, and ensuring adequate redress for damages.