the presidential residence is one of them and should thus not be shown in media. Subsequent court action resulted in it being ruled that a list of all key points be made public. Although not currently or previously enforced the law is still in effect even after calls for it to be repealed as a relic of apartheid-era secrecy legislation. Spain Taking pictures or recording police officers is legal, what is a serious offence to share or publish those images if: they could put at risk the police officers and their families from harassment they could put at risk a planned police operation taken at a strategic or classified facilities. If none of the 3 mentioned cases apply, it is only legal to share those images if the faces, voices and any identity signs are removed. Sudan and South Sudan Travelers who wish to take any photographs must obtain a photography permit from the Ministry of Interior, Department of Aliens (Sudan) or Ministry of Information (South Sudan). See also Freedom of panorama Google Street View privacy concerns Image copyright (Germany) Legality of recording by civilians Ballot selfie Model release Public domain Notes References External links Bert P. Krages Attorney at Law Photographer's Rights Page Information about photographers' rights in the US European Court of Human Rights case law factsheet on the right to one's own image Photography and the Law Photography and the Law Legal Updates Canadian laws with regard to photography Digital Rights Ireland » Photographer’s Rights UK Photographers Rights Australian street photography legal issues I’m a Photographer, Not a Terrorist!, a UK group set up to fight unnecessary and draconian restrictions against individuals taking photographs in public spaces Worldwide Photographer's Rights free ebook Privacy law Photography Copyright law Intellectual property law