The company 'Rodina' accused 'Yabloko' of violating photo rights to…
The company 'Rodina' accused 'Yabloko' of violating photo rights to Hiroshima, but was unable to name its author.
Consensus
- The party 'Rodina' accused 'Yabloко' of violating copyright by using a photograph of the aftermath of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima in its campaign materials.
- The photograph was used in 'Yabloko's' campaign materials without the photographer's name being credited.
- The representative of 'Rodina' stated that the photographer was 'someone from the US Army' but could not identify the individual or the rights holder.
- The case was heard in the Supreme Court.
- 'Rodina' requested that the photograph be considered as a basis for removing 'Yabloko' from the list of candidates for the State Duma elections.
Coverage (2 sources)
- «Perhaps someone from the US Army». «Rodina» accused «Yabloko» of violating photo rights to Hiroshima, but could not name its author — Дождь
- «Probably someone from the US Army». «Rodina» accused «Yabloko» of violating Hiroshima photo rights, but failed to name its author… — Дождь (Telegram)