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Filming children and people at risk

Filming children and people in crisis calls for stronger safeguards: layered consent, anonymisation that holds up, and decisions made with the long life of an image in mind.

Consent from adults, assent from the child

A nine-year-old cannot judge what a photograph will mean to the person she becomes at nineteen, or at thirty. Nor can someone in the worst hour of their life reliably weigh what it means to be filmed. Children and people at risk are not simply less able to consent. They are more exposed to what follows, and often less able…

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