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"Someone From the U.S. Army." Rodina Accused the Apple of Violating the Rights in Hiroshima's Photo, but Was Unable to Identify Its Author.
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The Rodina Party requests that the Apple be removed from the State Assembly election for the use of a photo from the Japanese city of Hiroshima in publicity materials, and transmits RTVI
·Moscow, Russian Federation (the)
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At a hearing of the Supreme Court, a representative of the Rodina party stated that the Apple had violated copyrights by posting in its promotional material a photograph of the consequences of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.
·Russian Federation (the)
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