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Ministers are considering a law banning the taking of secret photos underneath a person’s clothing, so called ‘upskirting’, the Lord Chancellor, David Lidington, said in answer to a question on the subject from his Labour shadow, Richard Burgon. Lidington said he had asked for ‘detailed advice’ on whether it would be the ‘right thing to do’, before committing to new legislation.
Ministers are considering a law banning the taking of secret photos underneath a person’s clothing, so called ‘upskirting’, the Lord Chancellor, David Lidington, said in answer to a question on the subject from his Labour shadow, Richard Burgon. Lidington said he had asked for ‘detailed advice’ on whether it would be the ‘right thing to do’, before committing to new legislation.
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