Commons:Länderspezifische Einverständnisvoraussetzungen/Tabelle

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Einverständnis notwendig für eine Handlung im Zusammenhang mit der Abbildung einer Person an einem öffentlichen Platz (nach Land)?
Land/Gebiet Aufnehmen eines Bildes Veröffentlichung1 eines Bildes Kommerzielle Verwendung2 eines Bildes
Afghanistan No Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Argentinien No Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Australien No (with exceptions) No (with exceptions) Yes
Österreich No (with exceptions) No (with exceptions) Yes
Belgien No Yes (with exceptions) Yes
Brasilien Yes Yes Yes
Bulgarien No No Yes
Kanada Depends on province Yes (with exceptions) Yes
China, Volksrepublik No No Yes
China, Volksrepublik (Taiwan) No No (with exceptions) Yes
Tschechien Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Dänemark No Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Äthiopien No Yes (with exceptions) Yes
Finnland No Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Frankreich Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)[1] Yes
Deutschland No (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Griechenland No No Yes (with exceptions)
Hongkong SAR Depends on circumstances Depends on circumstances Depends on circumstances
Ungarn Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Island No No (with exceptions) Yes
Indien No No (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Indonesien Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Iran No (with exceptions) No (with exceptions) No (with exceptions)
Irland No (with exceptions) No (with exceptions) No (with exceptions)
Israel No No (with exceptions) Yes
Italien No Yes (with exceptions)[2][3][4] Yes[5]
Japan Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Libyen No Yes (with exceptions) Yes
Macau SAR Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Mexiko No Yes Yes
Niederlande No No (with exceptions) No (with exceptions)
Neuseeland No No Yes
Norwegen No Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Peru No Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Polen No Yes (with exceptions) Yes
Portugal No (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions) Yes
Rumänien No Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Russland No Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Singapur No (with exceptions) No (with exceptions) No (with exceptions)
Slowakei Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Slowenien No No Yes
Südafrika No No Yes
Südkorea Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Spanien Yes Yes Yes
Schweden No No Yes
Schweiz Yes Yes Yes
Türkei Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions) Yes (with exceptions)
Vereinigtes Königreich No (with exceptions) No (with exceptions) Yes
USA No No Usually (although laws differ by state)
1: In diesem Kontext der Zustimmungserfordernisse bezieht sich „veröffentlichen“ auf „öffentlich machen“ und ist getrennt vom Begriff „veröffentlichen“, wie er an anderer Stelle definiert werden kann (z.B. U.S./U.K.-Urheberrecht).

2: In diesem Kontext der Zustimmungserfordernisse ist die „kommerzielle Nutzung“ getrennt von und nicht in Bezug auf Lizenzbedingungen, die eine kommerzielle Nutzung verbieten können (nicht-kommerzielle Lizenzen). Häufig wird die kommerzielle Nutzung in diesem Zusammenhang mit „redaktionellen Nutzung“ kontrastiert, wobei sich erstere auf Werbe- und Marketingzwecke und letztere auf die Nachrichtenberichterstattung und Bildung bezieht, selbst wenn sie aus Profitgründen erfolgt.

  1. Laurent, Olivier (23 April 2013). "Protecting the Right to Photograph, or Not to Be Photographed". The New York Times. Retrieved on 15 February 2015.
  2. Italy, Street-Photography and the Law (29 October 2013). Archived from the original on April 13, 2016. Retrieved on 15 February 2015.
  3. Monti, Andrea. Italian Law & Street Photography / What are you allowed to shoot?. Archived from the original on March 17, 2017. Retrieved on 15 February 2015.
  4. Art. 97. Legge 22 aprile 1941 n. 633 - Protezione del diritto d'autore e di altri diritti connessi al suo esercizio (G.U. n.166 del 16 luglio 1941) / Testo consolidato al 6 febbraio 2016 (DLgs 15 gennaio 2016, n. 8). Retrieved on 2020-05-05.
  5. Art. 96. Legge 22 aprile 1941 n. 633 - Protezione del diritto d'autore e di altri diritti connessi al suo esercizio (G.U. n.166 del 16 luglio 1941) / Testo consolidato al 6 febbraio 2016 (DLgs 15 gennaio 2016, n. 8). Retrieved on 2020-05-05.