What is the responsibility of parents to control the commercial exploitation of a minor child? Parents of teenagers are suing model of Urban Outfitters, other retailers and photographer, according to them, "obscene" photographs of their daughter, published without their consent. The photographer said that the images were stolen from him.
Parents sue photographer retailers for the unauthorized use of the image, photographs depict the daughter claimed her in the spirit of "obscene", some parents facing child porn charges less exploitation pictures like this article? Share it with others using this link http://bit.ly/rf2htc:
Claim echoes the turmoil created by the layout of the Vogue magazine a couple of weeks ago. Dissemination of the best was 10-year-old girl dressed in adult styles, settings, and poses. Image for comparison in the suit were to include one of the girl puts on a motorcycle and one of its six Pack of beer-toting two cans went together to the skateboard.
While the suit asks for damages only unauthorized publication of the photographs, he also claims that the images may violate federal and state laws on child pornography. On the other hand say parents approved photo shoot, but insisted, the photos will not be published. The image is not unlike many other of this model are available online, some are taken when she was 14, apparently.
Assuming that the pornographic images, can parents, as well as photographer (and retail) have violated the law? There have been some really stupid child pornography charges filed against innocent parents who took pictures of their TYKES bathing or breast-feeding. Even children have faced similar charges sexting nudes, for kicks and with no thought of exploitation. Photographs of nude or sexually suggestive adult is constitutionally protected, whether you think their art or soot. Similar photographs of children, not even the fashion.
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