Press and communications law
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19/10/2008

Privacy, image rights – publication of intimate photos – absence of identification of the person depicted

Publishing intimate photos constitutes an invasion of privacy, even if the person depicted is not formally identified.

Publishing intimate photos constitutes an invasion of privacy, even if the person depicted is not formally identified.

Case note, Cass Civ 1, March 21, 2006 (appeal no. 05-16.817), Gaz. Pal. October 5-6, 2008, p. 54.

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