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Kimberley Brown

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Independent journalist, researcher and fact checker. In Ecuador since 2014. Engrossed by most things Colombian. Coffee addict and frequent philosophizer.
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‘You do not have my permission to take a picture of me!’

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By Kimberley Brown Verified
| Jamaica Observer Verified
CAMERAS on houses in residential communities, in and around commercial buildings, on traffic lights, or otherwise placed in public places for surveillance and security purposes, record our “to and fro” on a daily basis. Every now and then, we may be captured incidentally in the background of a selfie or an image in which we were not intended to be the main subject.
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You do not have my permission to take a picture of me!

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By Kimberley Brown Verified
| myersfletcher.com
Cameras on houses in residential communities, in and around commercial buildings, on traffic lights or otherwise placed in public places for surveillance and security purposes record our “to and fro” on a daily basis. Every now and then, we may be captured incidentally in the background of a selfie or an image in which we were not intended to be the main subject.
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‘It's like a slow death': A jailed mother and her daughter on why prison is a sentence for them both

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By Kimberley Brown Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Kimberley Brown Six months ago, 16-year-old Valentina was watching TV with her cousin and younger brother at her home in Quito, Ecuador's capital, when she received a call from her mother, Ivonne. She had been arrested again, and was in prison. She wouldn't be coming home for a while. The pair had been living together since Ivonne's last prison sentence ended in 2023, and the thought of being separated again was devastating. “I had gotten used to being with her,” says Valentina.
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