Crimes against moral integrity

The crime of injury, regulated in articles 147 to 156 quinquies of the Penal Code , punishes any action that undermines the physical or mental integrity of a person.

Crimes against honor protect the reputation, dignity, and social standing of individuals against expressions or conduct that may harm them.

The crime of gender violence includes any act of physical or psychological violence perpetrated against a woman by her current or former partner, even without cohabitation.

Harassment offenses include repeated acts of persecution, harassment, or surveillance that seriously disrupt a person’s daily life, causing them distress, fear, or insecurity.

Hate crimes directly attack human dignity and the fundamental values ​​of our society. They occur when a person is attacked, discriminated against, or subjected to violence because of their origin, ideology, religion, sexual orientation, gender, or other personal circumstances. These types of crimes require a firm, specialized, and committed legal response.

The crime of homicide is regulated in Article 138 of the Penal Code and consists of killing another person . The penalty is imprisonment for 10 to 15 years.

Human trafficking is one of the most serious and complex crimes in criminal law, and it requires a specialized, firm and deeply committed legal response.

Impersonating another person to perform acts on their behalf, contract services, or commit fraud constitutes a direct violation of their rights and can seriously affect their reputation and security.