Protests
Photographers to celebrate Section 44 victory
Photographers are slated to gather on Sunday to celebrate the European Court of Human Rights' decision, which makes Section 44 of the Terrorism Act illegal
Meetups 01 Jul 2010
Iranian photographer Mehraneh Atashi freed (update)
An influential Iranian photographer, who was arrested and jailed by Iranian police on 12 January, has been freed last week
Fine Art 21 Apr 2010
Photographers form Stop43 in bid to see Digital Economy Bill scrapped
The photographers behind Copyright Action, the Association of Photographers and Pro-Imaging among others, have launched Stop43, a campaign designed to influence MPs into dropping Clause 43 of the Digital...
Protests 24 Mar 2010
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