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7月18日,新华社记者与鹤岗市政府官员前往一家被举报的煤矿核查矿难,途遇路障。记者拍照留证时,同行的鹤岗市一名副市长强令记者删除自己的照片,并冒出“我有自己的肖像权,你有什么资格随便拍我”的惊人之语。我国《民法通则》规定,“公民享有肖像权,未经本人同意,不得以营利为目的使用公民的肖像”。但此时副市长作为公众人
On July 18, Xinhua News Agency reporter and Hegang city government officials went to a reported coal mine to verify the mine disaster and encountered a roadblock. When the reporter took a photo of the permit, a deputy mayor of Hegang, a companion, forced the reporter to delete his own photos and pop up the astonishing phrase “I have my own portrait rights, what qualifications do you have and shoot me”. China’s “General Principles of Civil Law,” provides that “citizens enjoy the portrait right, without my consent, not for profit for the purpose of using the portrait of citizen.” But then the vice mayor as a public person