Without the use of net red photos without permission, the Spanish equal rights poster becomes "infringement"

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] "Equation" or infringement? Recently, the Spanish government aimed at the "large -scale turning accidents" to advertise for women's equal publicity activities: government staff not only did not steal net red photos without permission, and modified it.

According to the Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) reported on July 31, the subordinate unit of the Spanish Department, the Institute of Women's Research on the 27th, launched a promotional activity called "Summer also belongs to us" to encourage women to overcome figure anxiety and enjoy enjoyment. Sunshine beach. To this end, the agency deliberately draws a publicity poster (pictured), showing the appearance of five different women in a swimsuit, including a woman who has obviously performed breast removal surgery. According to the institute, the activity aims to speak for all the so -called "non -standard figures" women, because they will encounter "physical humiliation" every summer.

However, some netizens soon pointed out that the overall style of the publicity poster was crude, and almost several characters were "replicated and pasted" to the beach. The domestic media in Spain was once rumored that such a "five -dollar special effects" propaganda painting cost was as high as 84,000 euros, which caused anger. What is even more stunned by netizens is that at least two of the characters in the picture are real people, and the producers of the poster just graft their photos directly into their works.

On July 29, British large -size women's models and African -American Internet Red Norum took the lead in defending their rights. She said that her photos were stolen without knowing it. The Spanish government's actions are "rude and disrespectful." Within two days, the 32 -year -old Internet celebrity Heian also reported the Spanish government infringement. It is particularly ironic that in 2013, she lost a leg due to unfortunate car accidents. For this long -term use of metal legs, she did not avoid it, and the poster actually fixed her fake legs into "real legs". She said that the incident made her "trembling so much." At present, the author of the poster has come forward to apologize and expressed his willingness to make certain compensation. (Liu Haoran)

- END -