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phnat i'm a photographer not a terrorist is a campaign defending your right to photograph. menu bust card contact us history photos shop video search for: westfield security concerns footage © yannis mendez here @phnat we are outraged yet again by the intimidating behaviour of private security at the stratford westfield shopping centre. while covering a vigil for a recent acid attack in east london on wednesday 5 july, yannis mendez, a freelance video journalist and member of the national union of journalists (nuj) found himself surrounded by security officers as he filmed from the front steps leading up to the shopping centre ( see above video ). “within seconds i was surrounded by five westfield security guards telling me i couldn’t film there, i was on private property,” said mendez. “one put his hand on my camera and told me not to film him, despite him then filming me on his seriously inferior camcorder.” he was then described as a “difficult male” by one guard reporting back to his superiors after mendez turned his camera on himself to show he was surrounded by five security guards. he continued to argue his case to film, pointing out all the people with mobile phone cameras. eventually the boss of the security guards intervened, told the guards to stand down and allow mendez to get his shot from the steps. a police officer later confirmed the steps and bridge at westfield were on top of public land. that route is the only public thoroughfare to get from one side of stratford to the other without having to take a long detour. in august 2016 former london mayor ken livingstone faced similar trouble when he and an accompanying dutch film crew refused to stop filming at the request of westfield stratford security officers. the security then called the police, who got more than they bargained for from livingstone. “when we gave permission for this to be built [stratford westfield], this is a public thoroughfare that allows the people to get from the old stratford site through to the olympic park,” livingstone said on film. “we were not told that there would be bars on people, you know, going through or filming or anything else like that. everybody here, about half of them want a picture of me as a selfie. is westfield going to object to that as well?” the more we see land being taken over by private interest the more we see our basic rights being stripped from those privatised public spaces and thoroughfares. we call upon our new mayor sadiq khan; instruct westfield to honour the original access agreement. the public and press should not have to leave their rights to freely film and photograph at the bottom step of westfield’s public thoroughfare, or have to face the intimidation and threats from ill-informed security. advertisements posted in uncategorized and tagged east london , freedom of expression , human rights , im a photographer not a terrorist , london , national union of journalists , nuj , phnat , photographers rights , photography rights , press freedom , private property , private security , public space , security , shopping centre , stratford , westfield , yannis mendez on july 12, 2017 by phnater . 4 comments first it was terrorism, now it’s supercars bystanders using phones to photograph supercars on regent street. photo © pete maclaine. photography has been a hobby or a job for someone since 1827. now the photographer is not only viewed as suspicious but encouraging perceived anti-social behaviour. this time the apparent anti-social behavior takes the form of car enthusiasts who like to show off their ‘supercars’ in and around london, with knightsbridge being a major attraction. (more…) posted in uncategorized and tagged anti social behaviour , asb , crime and policing act , dispersal order , im a photographer not a terrorist , knightsbridge , metropolitan police , mobile phone , phnat , photographers rights , photography rights , police , policing , press freedom , s35 , section 35 , supercars on may 10, 2017 by phnater . 2 comments brighton photographer detained under terrorism laws photo © eddie mitchell. phnat is shocked and alarmed to hear that a brighton-based professional photographer was detained by police for an hour under terrorism laws . @brightonsnapper eddie mitchell of aerialnews was taking photographs of hove town hall when he approached and questioned by a passing member of police staff. when he declined to give his details on the grounds he was breaking no law, he followed instructions to attend the local police station, where two officers detained him used section 43 of the terrorism act, which gives power to stop and search to officers of anyone they “reasonably suspects to be a terrorist”. (more…) posted in uncategorized and tagged anti terror , brighton , chief constable giles york , detain , detained , eddie mitchell , hove , im a photographer not a terrorist , phnat , photographers rights , photography rights , police , policing , press freedom , s43 , stop and account , stop and search , sussex , terror law , terrorism act 2000 on may 5, 2017 by phnater . leave a comment j20 six: drop the charges six journalists face 10 years in prison in america, for covering the unrest during the disrupt j20 protests against the inauguration of president trump on friday 20 january in washington dc. i’m a photographer not a terrorist (phnat) campaign group is outraged by this direct attack on press freedom and calls on president trump to immediately drop the charges against the #j20six. (more…) posted in uncategorized and tagged disrupt , donald trump , im a photographer not a terrorist , inauguration , j20 , national union of journalists , nuj , phnat , photographers rights , photography rights , police , policing , president , press freedom , washington dc on january 26, 2017 by phnater . leave a comment security call filmmaker ‘lunatic’ for defying nonsense photo ban the ‘i’m a photographer not a terrorist’ (phnat) campaign is alarmed by footage of a filmmaker being insulted, threatened with arrest and having his gear manhandled – all for filming a sign. 24-year-old media graduate alan noble was shooting a time lapse for a personal project promoting the north east, when port of tyne security told him to stop filming from a public highway. security then asked him if he was a “lunatic” when he declined to comply before calling the police and continuing to insult him and state that he would be arrested. guards also grabbed his tripod and demanded to see the contents of his camera – before refusing to let go and telling him he could not leave. the video, and the harmless shot alan was trying to get, can be viewed here: (more…) posted in uncategorized and tagged im a photographer not a terrorist , national union of journalists , phnat , photographers rights , photography rights , press freedom , public space , terror law on february 26, 2016 by phnater . 10 comments what’s going on? network rail demand alamy photo removal a usage of one picture in question, first shot to cover the ‘pasty tax’ but used editorially since via alamy. © pete maclaine. this morning a number of photographers who contribute to the picture library alamy were informed that various images they shot in and around uk train and even tube stations were to be removed from their library following complaints from network rail. see updates at the bottom – images are being reinstated the i’m a photographer not a terrorist campaign is deeply worried by this and has been in contact with both network rail and alamy to raise concerns. phnat has seen examples ranging from recent news images to a station crowd shot from 1972 – with emails to photographers saying they were “violating their exclusive intellectual property rights.” (more…) posted in uncategorized and tagged alamy , im a photographer not a terrorist , network rail , phnat , photographers rights , photography rights , press freedom , private property on february 3, 2016 by phnater . 6 comments police s

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