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The Brave Movement's overriding principle in using visual images, both photographic stills and video, is to maintain respect and dignity in its portrayal of survivors, children, families, and communities.

This document sets out the principles the Brave Movement employs to regulate its images of children and families. The guidelines will be of particular use to staff, consultants, and volunteers who have direct contact with them.

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