Desarrollo de la legislación penal de la Federación de Rusia sobre delitos relacionados con agresiones indecentes contra personas menores de 16 años
Resumen
El artículo está dedicado al análisis de delitos relacionados con agresiones indecentes contra personas menores de 16 años. Investigamos los problemas de la evaluación penal-legal de los delitos de esta categoría en la legislación extranjera, así como el historial de responsabilidad de este acto en el derecho penal interno y la legislación moderna de Rusia. El artículo compara las normas de responsabilidad penal entre diferentes países, estados y Rusia por delitos relacionados con la inviolabilidad sexual de menores. Se han propuesto algunas medidas destinadas a mejorar la legislación penal nacional sobre los delitos contra la inviolabilidad sexual. Además, sugerimos especificar el concepto de agresión indecente y mejorar el Código Penal de la Federación de Rusia con una parte apropiada que prevea la responsabilidad penal por agresión indecente por parte de padres, maestros u otras personas que son legalmente responsables de la educación o supervisión de las personas menores de 16 años.
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