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Nick Turpin on the BBC

Friday 24 April 2009

In-Public founder Nick Turpin is talking about street photography and the impact of new anti-terror legislation on the freedom of photographers to make pictures in public places on the UK’s BBC Radio 4. The program can be heard at 15.45 GMT on the 28th April. Nick has been an outspoken critic of the UK Government’s continued erosion of human rights in the name of security.

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You can listen to the program online here.

Nick also writes about the important role photography plays over on sevensevennine.com

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