Karl,
Honestly I think that the Iraqi people (before the war at least) had no protection under the law.
Iraqi or not, I feel that as a human being they do have the right to have this protection as a right!
I do not want to get tripped up here on what one thinks is right or not. I want to find an answer that is legally sound; that is if possible.
At one point or another, and new government will be set up and run Iraq. In the absence of that government I want to make sure the images that I capture now are legal both current regime and regimes to come once they may be established.
Kristoffer J Buquet
kristoffer.buquet@us.army.mil
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Karl,
Honestly I think that the Iraqi people (before the war at least) had no protection under the law.
Iraqi or not, I feel that as a human being they do have the right to have this protection as a right!
I do not want to get tripped up here on what one thinks is right or not. I want to find an answer that is legally sound; that is if possible.
At one point or another, and new government will be set up and run Iraq. In the absence of that government I want to make sure the images that I capture now are legal both current regime and regimes to come once they may be established.
Kristoffer J Buquet
kristoffer.buquet@us.army.mil
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Karl,
Honestly I think that the Iraqi people (before the war at least) had no protection under the law.
Iraqi or not, I feel that as a human being they do have the right to have this protection as a right!
I do not want to get tripped up here on what one thinks is right or not. I want to find an answer that is legally sound; that is if possible.
At one point or another, and new government will be set up and run Iraq. In the absence of that government I want to make sure the images that I capture now are legal both current regime and regimes to come once they may be established.
Kristoffer J Buquet
kristoffer.buquet@us.army.mil
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From: karl Shah-Jenner <shahjen@iinet.net.au>
Date: Monday, September 8, 2003 7:29 pm
Subject: Re: Model Release Question
> > >Unless you plan to market and or sell these in Iraq, why even
> bother.
>
>
> Is a release required under Iraqi law?
>
> if not, then the citizens do not have this protection as a 'right'..
>
>
> karl
>
>
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