I played Division1 volleyball — NIL chaos is out of control. The SCORE ACT will save sports
A former Division I volleyball player advocates for the SCORE Act to reform the chaotic name, image, and likeness (NIL) landscape in college sports.
Cesar Chavez, who changed the lives of immigrants in the US, used his heroic image to abuse women
The article discusses the allegations against Cesar Chavez, illustrating how he used his status to exploit young women, particularly Ana Murguia, who recounted her experiences of abuse.
With his brother and best friend missing, Marcelo Brodsky revives the story of an image that moved the world
Marcelo Brodsky reflects on a significant photograph from his past amidst the backdrop of Argentina's military dictatorship, as he prepares for a 50-year commemoration of the coup that led to widespread repression.
MTV: Jasper Pääkkönen comments on the underwear dispute - 'Officially I have... '
Actor Jasper Pääkkönen discusses his legal victory regarding unauthorized use of his name and image in an advertising campaign.
Over a hundred children died in an attack on a girls' school – a striking aerial image of grave diggers released
The United States is likely responsible for an airstrike on a girls' school in Iran that resulted in the deaths of more than a hundred children, according to U.S. military researchers.
Marusarz on a Bottle of Moonshine. Dispute Over the Image of a Ski Jumper
A legal dispute has emerged over the trademark 'Marusarz', which features a ski jumper and is used by a company selling alcoholic beverages, raising questions about personal rights and anti-alcoholism policies.
Tanzania Unveils a Crystal-Clear Image of Electoral Process Sabotage
The Tanzanian government has dismissed allegations of electoral process disruption as one-sided and unverified, while addressing the international community's concerns during a UN meeting in Geneva.
Narcoseries and image rights
Sandra Ávila Beltrán, known as 'The Queen of the Pacific', won a significant legal case against Telemundo regarding the unauthorized use of her image for promotional purposes.
The itinerant court: justice or circus spectacle?
The Supreme Court of Mexico held a session in an indigenous community, which raised questions about its true purpose and the image it projected.
Ofelia Fernández accused national deputies of fatphobic insults and broke down live: "It's pathetic"
Ofelia Fernández revealed that some national deputies have organized a workshop teaching fatphobic insults directed at her, highlighting pressures women face regarding their body image.
Britain demands swift action from tech giants regarding illegal images
The UK government is instituting new measures requiring tech companies to remove non-consensual intimate images within 48 hours of notification, or face hefty fines and potential service blockages.
The voice will be a prohibited object for AI in Mexico. Really?
A recent initiative in Mexico aims to legally protect human voice as an integral part of personal image, raising questions about rights and its implementation.
Antoine Dupont's Image Rights Contract: Stade Toulousain Announces Defamation Lawsuit
Stade Toulousain has announced they are filing a defamation lawsuit following claims regarding violations of salary-cap regulations linked to player Antoine Dupont's image rights contract.
Rugby: Suspicions Surrounding Image Rights Contracts of Dupont and Jelonch with Stade Toulousain
An investigation by L'Équipe suggests questionable image rights contracts for rugby players Dupont and Jelonch linked to Stade Toulousain.
Arrested demonstrator was subjected to extreme image manipulation: 'They couldn't bring me down'
Nekima Levy Armstrong describes her experience of being arrested during a demonstration, highlighting the harsh treatment she received and the misleading portrayal in a government photo.
Demonstrator Rages Over Manipulated Image
Nekima Levy Armstrong expressed her outrage over a manipulated photo released by U.S. authorities after her arrest during a demonstration in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Can trade unionists use someone else's image without violating the GDPR? NSA ruling
The Polish Supreme Administrative Court ruled that the use of someone's image without consent may not violate data protection laws when trade unions advocate for workers' rights.
Kaisla has been hiding her body under clothes – Now she reveals herself as she is
Kaisla, who has hidden her body due to shame for decades, confronts her fears and discusses the impact of negative language surrounding women's bodies.
Neo-judge Zaradkiewicz received a court ban on defaming Minister Żurek
A Warsaw district court has issued a ban preventing neo-judge Kamil Zaradkiewicz from reposting a controversial image of Minister Waldemar Żurek, who plans to sue him for protection of personal rights.
Kristen Stewart: "Women have been forced to suppress their instincts, to feel ashamed of their bodies"
In an interview, Kristen Stewart discusses the societal pressures on women regarding body image and instincts, alongside insights from Spanish actress Natalia Tena.
The Refusal of Islam to Cross the Threshold of His Home: Gandhi's Dark Side
The article explores the less-celebrated aspects of Mahatma Gandhi's life, particularly his complex relationship with Islam, which contrasts sharply with his widely revered image as a saint of nonviolence and a champion of civil rights.
The Government seeks to combat ‘deepfakes’ by including them as a violation of the right to honor
The Spanish government has approved a bill to address 'deepfakes' as a violation of personal rights, aiming to protect honor, privacy, and personal image in the context of modern digital challenges.
The British Government Acts to Ban Applications that 'Strip' Digital Photographs without Authorization
The British government is set to illegalize applications and internet services that facilitate the unauthorized sexualized manipulation of images, amid a surge of complaints regarding an AI model from Elon Musk that 'strips' digital photographs with a cursor touch.
Someone has altered your photo. How can you protect yourself from this process?
The article discusses legal implications of photo manipulation using artificial intelligence, how GDPR regulates image rights regarding photo alterations, and ways to defend oneself if someone alters and publishes one's photo.
In Pictures: The Life and Career of Brigitte Bardot
French actress Brigitte Bardot, who passed away at the age of 91, was an undeniable icon who redefined film allure and captivated the world during the 1950s, pioneering a new image of female sexuality before dedicating her life to animal rights activism.