For Sale: I'm a Terrorist not a Photographer

**No right of moral objection to the use of your property. **A copyright holder might not even want to license his image out at all – for example, if it to be used to promote a racist organisation such as the BNP. We will lose the ultimate right to say ‘no’ to the use of our images in ways we find morally objectionable.

Not ignoring all the other points, I attempted to touch on this in my post above, you see your photo of your little kid used in a BNP promotional item - and your redress is to share a few quid with the government and various agencies - rather than, as it stands now, the ability to reject usage - or impose punitive claims.