The photo went viral in 2014.
A Canadian couple has won a lawsuit against Italy’s ruling party after they used a photograph of them with their newborn baby without permission in an anti-surrogacy campaign.
Newborn photographer Foster captured the instant the overjoyed fathers held their baby in their arms against their bare chests for the first time in the act of skin-to-skin bonding.Shortly after the image was taken, Foster asked Nelson and Barone, who are both teachers based in Toronto, Canada, asked if she could post the image on social media and the couple agreed.at the time.
The far-right “Brothers of Italy” which is led by the current Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, used the photograph without the couple’s permission in 2016, when it was a small opposition party. Court proceedings against the political party went on for seven years. And earlier this month, Brothers of Italy were ordered to pay the couple €10,000 each for using the photo without permission. The Rome tribunal described the use of the photograph in the advert as “offensive.”
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