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Don't know how the law works in Japan, but public streets are well...public spaces. In most places you need to have a reasonable expectation of privacy before b
by bliblah 8y ago
Don't know how the law works in Japan, but public streets are well...public spaces. In most places you need to have a reasonable expectation of privacy before being able to use this defense.
Also this is an effective way to name and shame people against acting in such a way in public if you wish to do so. Some would argue that if you wish to avoid such a situation you should hold your drink better. Though that could just be passing the blame on the victim.
Note that this is not my personal opinion on the matter.
- mnky9800n 8y agoIt's basically illegal to take a picture of a person without their permission. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/community/2017/01/22/how-tos/recording-public-places-japan-privacy-portrait-rights-come-play/#.W8TV2-mxU0M https://www.japantimes.co.jp/community/2017/01/22/how-tos/re...