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In Hong Kong, causing an obstruction in a public place is a strict liability statutory offense. ( コメントを見る » )

2007/11/26 09:15

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迷惑チラシ

If any of the leaflets come with a paid-for, self-addressed envelope, you can stuff a month's worth of leaflets into a large package, stick said envelope on the front, and then mail it. The spam company will have to pay for the high postage. I suppose you can also put in a few bricks too ^^ ( コメントを見る » )

2007/06/13 11:09

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迷惑チラシ

If any of the leaflets come with a paid-for, self-addressed envelope, you can stuff a month's worth of leaflets into a large package, stick said envelope on the front, and then mail it. The spam company will have to pay for the high postage. I suppose you can also put in a few bricks too ^^ ( コメントを見る » )

2007/06/13 11:09

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迷惑チラシ

If any of the leaflets come with a paid-for, self-addressed envelope, you can stuff a month's worth of leaflets into a large package, stick said envelope on the front, and then mail it. The spam company will have to pay for the high postage. I suppose you can also put in a few bricks too ^^ ( コメントを見る » )

2007/06/13 11:09

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迷惑チラシ

If any of the leaflets come with a paid-for, self-addressed envelope, you can stuff a month's worth of leaflets into a large package, stick said envelope on the front, and then mail it. The spam company will have to pay for the high postage. I suppose you can also put in a few bricks too ^^ ( コメントを見る » )

2007/06/13 11:09

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I suppose there are no "portrait rights" outside Japan, because there is a body of case law that denies it, at least in the West. If a person is in a public space, they don't have the rights to photos taken of them. Conversely if you are on private land then there can be no overriding public interest unless you are in the middle of committing, say, a triple murder. Whereas in China anything can be taken care of with a bribe... ( コメントを見る » )

2007/06/13 11:04

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I suppose there are no "portrait rights" outside Japan, because there is a body of case law that denies it, at least in the West. If a person is in a public space, they don't have the rights to photos taken of them. Conversely if you are on private land then there can be no overriding public interest unless you are in the middle of committing, say, a triple murder. Whereas in China anything can be taken care of with a bribe... ( コメントを見る » )

2007/06/13 11:04

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I suppose there are no "portrait rights" outside Japan, because there is a body of case law that denies it, at least in the West. If a person is in a public space, they don't have the rights to photos taken of them. Conversely if you are on private land then there can be no overriding public interest unless you are in the middle of committing, say, a triple murder. Whereas in China anything can be taken care of with a bribe... ( コメントを見る » )

2007/06/13 11:04

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I suppose there are no "portrait rights" outside Japan, because there is a body of case law that denies it, at least in the West. If a person is in a public space, they don't have the rights to photos taken of them. Conversely if you are on private land then there can be no overriding public interest unless you are in the middle of committing, say, a triple murder. Whereas in China anything can be taken care of with a bribe... ( コメントを見る » )

2007/06/13 11:04

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