Kazenskopravno varstvo spolne avtonomije v hierarhičnih družbenih razmerjih

(magistrsko diplomsko delo)

Tina Švigelj (Author), Matjaž Ambrož (Mentor)

Abstract

Kazenski zakonik (KZ-1) v 174. členu, imenovanem Kaznivo dejanje kršitve spolne nedotakljivosti z zlorabo položaja, določa temeljno inkriminacijo, ki v Sloveniji zagotavlja kazenskopravno varstvo spolne avtonomije v hierarhičnih družbenih razmerjih v ožjem smislu. Kljub izraženemu soglasju privolitveno sposobne podrejene ali odvisne osebe k spolnemu občevanju ali h kakšnemu drugemu spolnemu dejanju ta inkriminacija soglasja ne upošteva. Predpostavlja namreč, da zaradi družbene norme spoštovanja avtoritete in poslušnosti v hierarhičnih družbenih razmerjih podrejena ali odvisna oseba ne more soglašati s pobudo k spolnosti. Tako s priznavanjem družbene norme in njenih psiholoških učinkov inkriminacija varuje pravno dobrino spolne samoodločbe posameznikov v podrejenem družbenem položaju ali odvisnosti od drugega in pravno dobrino zaupanja javnosti v integriteto določenih državno organiziranih, urejenih ali dovoljenih razmerij odvisnosti, v katerih se žrtve znajdejo v odnosu do storilcev in jih ti zlorabijo za spolno ravnanje. Diplomsko delo lahko pomaga pri razumevanju prepletajočega se, a hkrati ločenega odnosa inkriminacije do aktualnih pobud za spremembo modela kazenskopravne zakonodaje in urejanja spolnega vedenja v določenih institucijah. Osvetli tudi specifike navedene inkriminacije in idejne koncepte drugačnega urejanja hierarhičnih spolnih razmerij, ki jih je pri tujih kazenskopravnih teoretikih že kar nekaj.

Keywords

spolna avtonomija;hierarhična družbena razmerja;kazniva dejanja zoper spolno nedotakljivost;zloraba položaja;pravne dobrine;privolitev.;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2021
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UL PF - Faculty of Law
Publisher:	[T. Švigelj]
UDC:	343:392.89(043.2)
COBISS:	59349507
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Protection of sexual autonomy in hierarchical social relations under criminal law
Secondary abstract:	Article 174 of the Criminal Code (KZ-1) entitled Violation of sexual integrity through abuse of authority is the essential criminalization in the Slovenian legislation in terms of providing criminal protection of sexual autonomy in hierarchical social relations in a narrower sense of the term. Even if a subordinate or dependent person who is able to give valid consent has expressed consent to engage in sexual intercourse or to perform or submit to any other sexual act, the consent alone is not considered within the scope of criminalization, which presupposes that due to social norms of respect for authority and obedience in hierarchical social relations, the subordinated or dependent person is never able to give consent to such initiatives. By recognising social norms and their psychological effects, the criminalization thus protects the legal good of sexual self-determination of individuals in a subordinate social position or in a position of dependence, and the legal good of public trust in the integrity of certain state-organised, regulated or approved relations of dependence existing between victims and their perpetrators who abuse them for sexual conduct. The thesis helps to enrich broader understanding of the intertwining yet separate attitude of the criminalization towards current initiatives calling for a shift in the criminal law model and the regulation of sexual behavior in certain institutions. At the same time, it sheds light on the specific aspects of the criminalization in question and proposals for different regulation of hierarchical sexual relations, which have already been formulated to a significant extent by foreign criminal law theorists.
Secondary keywords:	sexual autonomy;hierarchical social relations;crimes against sexual integrity;abuse of position;legal goods;consent.;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Study programme:	0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE):	1970-01-01
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Pravna fak.
Pages:	45 f.
ID:	12679693