It's formally, legally, ok to be topless in Vancouver:
http://vancouvergo.com/blog/2007/03/...-in-vancouver/
Rich
http://vancouvergo.com/blog/2007/03/...-in-vancouver/
Rich
quote:Originally posted by Naturist Mark:
The courts have made topfreedom legal in New York and Ohio, but it is a very rarely exercised freedom.
-Mark
quote:I think you would find that where it is legal AND appropriate, you would find folks taking advantage of their topfree rights.
quote:The courts have made topfreedom legal in New York and Ohio, but it is a very rarely exercised freedom.
quote:Originally posted by hm0504:
I cannot find any other stories mentioning a BC Supreme Court decision so I question that aspect. Perhaps there is some confusion with this story:
http://www.vancourier.com/issues07/0...025107nn2.html
What is being groped for here is merely the difference between legality and social stigma, which is being discussed over in the What will it take? thread. Of course women won't go topfree anyplace it's socially unacceptable, just because it's legal. But legalizing it is great progress, because it allows social challenge to proceed without legal risk. Social acceptance will still be slow in coming, though.quote:It depends on several factors: The weather, area, occassion. It's extremely rare to see a topless woman in public...
quote:Originally posted by missouriboy:
What is being groped for here is merely the difference between legality and social stigma, which is being discussed over in the What will it take? thread. Of course women won't go topfree anyplace it's socially unacceptable, just because it's legal. But legalizing it is great progress, because it allows social challenge to proceed without legal risk. Social acceptance will still be slow in coming, though.quote:It depends on several factors: The weather, area, occassion. It's extremely rare to see a topless woman in public...
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