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Mariana Valente
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Prof. Dr.
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Valente
First name
Mariana
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mariana.valente@unisg.ch
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PublicationType: journal articleJournal: Revista Novos EstudosVolume: 40Issue: 1
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PublicationType: journal articleJournal: Margem EsquerdaVolume: 36Issue: 1
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PublicationAnálise comparada de estratégias de enfrentamento a ‘revenge porn’ pelo mundo [Comparative Analysis of facing ‘revenge porn’ strategies across the world](Revista Brasilera de Politicas Pùblicas (RBPP), 2018)
;Neris, Natàlia ;Ruiz, Juliana PacettaType: journal articleVolume: 7Scopus© Citations 3 -
PublicationType: journal articleVolume: 2Issue: 33
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PublicationType: journal articleJournal: Sur - Revista Internacional de Dreitos HumanosVolume: 27Issue: 15
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PublicationEntre el perpetrador y la víctima: el papel de los intermediarios de Internet en las violaciones contra las mujeres [Between the perpetrator and the victim: the role of Internet intermediaries in violations against women](Universidad de Valladolid Revistas - Sociologica y Tecnociencia, 2018)
;Neris, NatàliaPacetta Ruiz, JulianaType: journal articleJournal: Sociología y tecnocienciaVolume: 9Issue: 1 -
PublicationType: journal articleJournal: GENIIssue: 22
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PublicationDeus-sociedade contra diabo-mercado? Pesquisa cientídica, conhecimento tradicional e interesse econômico(Tribunal de Contas do Estado da Paraíba, 2011)
;Rodriguez, J. R. ;Tavolari, B.Type: journal articleJournal: Revista Internacional de Direito e CidadaniaIssue: 10 -
PublicationMisoginia na InternetIn 2005, journalist Rose Leonel began a long emotional, financial and legal battle after her ex-boyfriend released unauthorized intimate images of her. In 2011, Lola Aronovich began receiving threats for writing feminist texts on her blog. The following year, actress Carolina Dieckmann was also forced to deal with the consequences of the dissemination of nude pictures, after her email was hacked. In 2015, journalist Maju Coutinho was the target of a racist and misogynist campaign on social media. Councilwoman Marielle Franco was murdered in 2018. Attacks on female candidates, journalists and teachers have become recurrent throughout Brazil. Since then, the increase in women's online presence has been accompanied by an increase in violations of their freedoms. If the limited legal apparatus for protecting victims and holding aggressors accountable in the offline world was already the result of years of social demands - the Maria da Penha Law, for example - the digital transformations in the country have brought new doubts and the need to update notions and laws. It is by looking at this context from the articulation of the fields of internet and gender policies that Mariana Valente sheds light on the social disputes and the legislation established to curb violent and sexist behavior on the internet. Created over the course of ten years - from the Carolina Dieckmann Law to the Political Violence Law, passing through the Marco Civil da Internet - however, these rules are only Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
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PublicationGuia para bibliotecas: direitos autorais e acesso ao conhecimento, informação e cultura(FEBAB/CBDA, 2022-03-12)
;Walter Elea do Couto ;Sueli Mara Soares Pinto ;Allan Rocha De SouzaFEBAB/CBDAThe basis for this work is questions from the Brazilian librarian community that were sent to the Brazilian Commission on Copyright and Open Access (CBDA) of the Brazilian Federation of Library Associations, Information Scientists and Institutions (FEBAB). We organized the questions and answers in the form of a Guide in order to make it easier to understand and absorb by the country's libraries and librarians. Legally, the starting points are, first and foremost, the recognition of the Right of Access to Information, Knowledge and Culture as a fundamental right, constitutionally and internationally anchored, with which copyright must necessarily be harmonized - an aspect on which copyright legislation, both ordinary and infra-constitutional, is unsatisfactory, outdated and incomplete. Also, the court decisions from the Brazilian Superior Court of Justice in the last decade, starting with the paradigmatic decision handed down in Special Appeal 964.404/11, consolidated in the Enunciation 115 of the III Commercial Law Conference of the Federal Justice Council.