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I found this fascinating article today:

Photographers Rights And The Law In The UK
A brief guide for street photographers

Index of contents:

• Street shots
• People and Privacy
• Photographing children
• Photographing Buildings, Football Grounds and Interiors
• Tube and railway stations
• Trespass
• Obstruction, Public Order and Photographing Demos
• Deleting images
• Breach of the Peace
• 'Anti Terrorism' measures
• Photographing the police (Section 76)
• Your rights on arrest
• Info and legal advice
• Legal resources, case studies & related articles
• Photographing protests
• Metropolitan Police: Photography advice

at Wednesday, November 18, 2009, Photographers Rights And The Law In The UK, Archives November 2009

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