2. "Excuse me, if B really sends A's photo to her husband and his family, can B appeal to the court or call the police?" ：
(1) is not an "appeal". A Justice has the right to "sue" in court. B: Appeal refers to a civil lawsuit filed by you with the court of second instance against the judgment of the court of first instance. You just requested to start the first-instance procedure, and there was no first-instance judgment. It should be a lawsuit.
(2) Party B has the right to report the case to the public security organ, but whether to accept it or not is a matter decided by the public security organ: the consequences and circumstances are not particularly serious, and the public security organ generally refuses to accept it; However, if the consequences and circumstances of communication are particularly serious, public security organs (generally called public security bureaus instead of police stations, which are called in Hong Kong gangster films) can also file a case for investigation and handling. Perhaps you can refer to the information of Yan Deli, an AIDS girl in Hebei:/S/2009-10-21/031765438.
(3) Also, it is B who infringes on A's rights. It should be the woman who has the right to sue or report the case, not the man B. Are you mistaken?
3. "If you can appeal, what is the crime of calling the police; Will the police accept it? " ：
(1) If it is a lawsuit to the court: I think it should be a lawsuit for infringement of privacy or reputation. The claim is to ask the court to order the other party to stop the infringement, apologize within the scope of the spread of photos, and compensate A for its losses (including material losses and mental damages caused by solving this matter).
(2) If it is an alarm, you can report it on the grounds that it is suspected of spreading obscene articles or infringing on A's personal rights and violating the Law on Public Security Administration Punishment. The legal basis is: Item 5 and Item 6 of Article 42 of the Law on Public Security Administration Punishment: "Anyone who commits one of the following acts shall be detained for not more than five days or fined not more than five hundred yuan; If the circumstances are serious, he shall be detained for not less than five days but not more than ten days, and may also be fined not more than 500 yuan: (5) repeatedly sending obscene, insulting, threatening or other information, which interferes with the normal life of others; (6) Peeping, stealing, eavesdropping or spreading others' privacy. "
(3) As for whether the public security organ will accept it: it is unpredictable, but according to the law, the public security organ should accept it. If you are not satisfied, you can bring an administrative reconsideration to the public security or the public security government at the same level or bring an administrative lawsuit directly to the court to prosecute the public security administrative omission;
4. "If A wins the case in court, what punishment will B receive? If the report is established, what punishment will the police give B? " ：
(1) won the case in court A: generally, B will be ordered to stop the infringement, apologize to A within the affected scope, and compensate A for its losses.
(2) If the report is established, B may not be punished: after the public security organ accepts it, it is necessary to investigate and obtain conclusive evidence to prove that B has spread obscene articles or infringed on A's personal rights before B can be punished. The punishment is generally administrative detention and fine.
(3) Also, it is not an option to report the case to the public security organ and sue the court for compensation. You can report the case to the public security organ first. After the public security organ investigates and gives B public security punishment, you can sue the court to stop the infringement, apologize and compensate for the losses based on the evidence of the investigation and punishment by the public security organ. In other words, reporting a case to the public security organ and bringing a lawsuit to the court are both means of safeguarding rights that can be used at the same time and are not mutually exclusive.
5. "The above rights are more in line with the right to portrait. I have also checked that the infringement of portrait rights is to use someone's portrait to seek benefits, but B has not obtained property or benefits from it. " ：
(1) Your situation does not conform to the infringement of portrait rights: infringement of portrait rights refers to the act of spreading other people's portraits for profit without the consent of the obligee, while B spreads A's portraits not for profit, but for the purpose of infringing A's reputation and privacy, thus threatening her marriage, infringing her personal rights and interfering with her freedom of marriage.
(2) This incident should be an infringement of A's right to privacy, and it is an unauthorized dissemination of personal privacy that others don't want to know. At the same time, the circumstances are more serious, infringing on the right of reputation.
6. "Besides, if B didn't ask A for anything, but just sent the photos to A, would this also apply?" ：
(1) If B doesn't ask for anything, but sends the photos to A instead of others and spreads them around, it is not an infringement of privacy and reputation, and A's request for B to compensate or stop the infringement will not be supported;
(2) However, even if B only sends photos to A himself, it is an illegal act in violation of the Law on Public Security Administration Punishment. Party A has the right to report the case to the public security organ and request to punish Party B, because Party B has violated Article 42 of the Law on Public Security Administration Punishment, namely, "peeping, photographing, eavesdropping and spreading others' privacy". However, if the circumstances are minor, the public security organ will generally not punish it.
7. Recommendations:
(1) Anyway, since B said it, it is possible to do it. It is suggested to negotiate with B as soon as possible.
(2) If daughter A can't negotiate with daughter B, she should explain the situation to her husband and family as soon as possible to gain understanding and support, and then report to the public security organ or bring a lawsuit to the court: once she reports to the public security organ or brings a lawsuit to the court, it will be difficult to hide it. If she doesn't win the understanding and sympathy of her family in advance, she will be passive even if she reports the case or files a lawsuit.
Personal opinion, for reference only.