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La legislación y recomendaciones del mayor rango amparan el derecho a la imagen del menor y condenan las vulneraciones de este derecho fundamental (Constitución española, ONU, UNICEF). Reputadas instituciones las persiguen (Defensor del Pueblo, Fiscalía General del Estado). Los códigos de deontología periodística (internacionales, colegios profesionales, sindicatos) ofrecen a los reporteros pautas para un correcto tratamiento informativo de aquel material fotográfico en que se le muestra. Con todo, es notoria la profusa difusión en la prensa española e internacional de imágenes en las que aparecen menores de edad junto a estadistas y mandatarios o inmersos en acontecimientos de inequívoca carga política o ideológica (campañas electorales, votaciones, tomas de posesión, manifestaciones). Aunque en ocasiones se trate de sus hijos o familiares, la más de las veces los afectados son bebes, niños o adolescentes anónimos. Su presencia, lejos de ser accesoria o circunstancil, obedece a premeditadas estrategias de marketing político o a la sobrevenida explotación intencionada de sucesos imprevistos. En cualquier caso, se trata de una innegable manipulación informativa en contra de la ciudadanía de la que desgraciadamente son cómplices los periodistas.Legislation and the recommendations at the highest authorities protect the right of minors (in Spain children under eighteen) to their own image and condemn any violation of this fundamental right (the Spanish Constitution, UNO, UNICEF). Revered institutions, such as the Ombudsman or the public prosecutor’s office in Spain, follow these dictates. Journalistic codes of ethics, whether international or of professional bodies or trade unions, provide reporters with guidelines for the proper treatment in the news of photographic material showing minors. Yet at the same time the widespread diffusion in the Spanish and international press of images in which minors appear next to statesmen and leaders or are seen participating in events of an unequivocally political or ideological nature (electoral campaigns, voting at elections, ceremonies to mark the assumption of office, demonstrations and marches) is infamous. Although sometimes these minors are the children of the newsworthy individual or are related to that person, in the majority of cases they are simply anonymous infants, children or adolescents. Their presence, far from being supplementary or circumstantial, responds to carefully planned strategies of political marketing or the opportunistic exploitation of unforeseen events. Either way, they are instances of the undeniable manipulation of news information against the public interest, in which the public themselves are, unfortunately, complicit along with journalists

L'espinosa conjunció de polítics, menors i reporters: legalitat i eticidad en la fotografia de premsa