Andrew Welch of British Naturism says the issue all comes down to a person's intention.
"For obvious reasons we've had to look at this issue with our lawyers," he says.
"Causing upset is definitely not what naturism is about, our challenge is a cultural one. The law is fine, we just need to change people's attitude to the naked body."
Thursday, September 03, 2009
When Does Public Nakedness Become a Crime?
After a man stood nude on a Trafalgar Square pedestal, the BBC asks when disrobing in public becomes a crime.
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BBC,
laws,
legal,
public nudity,
United KIngdom
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