Licentious behaviour is not restricted to anal penetration or vaginal intromission; it also includes any act directed against the person in a place such that his or her honour or modesty is adversely affected, such as touching the pubic area with the genital organ or a similar act of a kind deemed, in the view of society, to constitute licentious behaviour.

Where it is directed toward a place that is deemed to be part of the genitalia, which people desire to keep concealed and spare no effort to safeguard, the act is deemed to constitute immoral behaviour, while otherwise it is considered lewd behaviour (Court of Cassation, criminal case No. 217, decision No. 309, 7 May 1964); Immoral behaviour is not restricted to anal penetration or vaginal intromission; it also includes any act directed against the person in a place such that his or her honour or modesty is adversely affected, such as touching the pubic area with the genital organ or a similar act of a kind deemed, in the view of society, to constitute immoral behaviour.