January 25, 2012
Golden Wonder security firm silent after photography fiasco
A security firm at the centre of a row after its guards banned photographs of a crisp factory has refused to confirm whether the officers involved have resigned.
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Photographers’ rights
About Amateur Photographer Rights Watch
Amateur Photographer magazine reports and campaigns on photographer’s rights. We have been invited a number of times to the Home Office to advice on photographers concerns.
If you have being stopped whilst taking photos, or want to share the images you were taking when stopped, send us your story. We are dedicated to defending photographers rights, reporting and campaigning against injustices and areas of concern.
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January 3, 2012
Amateur photographer wins police payout (update 5.05pm)
An amateur photographer who was stopped while taking photographs in public two years ago has been awarded an out-of-court settlement after suing police for wrongful arrest.
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November 10, 2011
Photographers react to new anti-terror guidance
Photographers have given their reaction to guidance issued to the private security industry, designed to target overzealous behaviour by officials who suspect them of plotting terrorist attacks.
