Katherine Barrera, often known as "Soyloruga" or "La Oruga," is a 16-year-old Honduran tiktoker who has gone viral for a claimed video that haunts social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook.
The reported film depicts a young woman, between the ages of 15 and 20, with blonde hair, having relationships; however, Soyloruga disputed the video was widely distributed on digital channels.
The Honduran tiktoker expressed her regret when individuals on social media upset her and claimed she was the woman in the video; however, she confirmed that she is not the girl in the video.
Similarly, Terla, Soyloruga's foster mother, stated in a Facebook podcast that her daughter is not the one in the video.
Similarly, the adoptive mother stated that Soyloruga is a minor and that she will take legal action against anyone or any page that disseminates the material, as it is a crime punishable by imprisonment.
WHAT IS MEXICO'S OLYMPIC LAW?
Because Mexico is the only country with this judicial framework, this law is not in effect in Honduras. " Olympia Law " is the colloquial name for a regulation that tries to tackle the phenomenon of cyberbullying.
It takes its name from a social media campaign launched by activist Olimpia Coral Melo, who was the victim of the unlawful internet distribution of an intimate film.
The Olimpia Law intends to impose criminal and administrative penalties on anyone who distribute sexually explicit photos or videos without the agreement of persons involved.
As well as activities that result in digital violence, such as online harassment and harassment via digital media.
The passage of this law in various Mexican states is a significant step forward in the battle against cyberbullying and online gender violence, with the goal of providing legal protection to victims and discouraging those who engage in such behavior.