Know what not to photograph before you raise the camera
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It is illegal in Tanzania to photograph military or police personnel, and British government advice adds that taking or sharing photos and video of protests or violence is illegal too. Operators also tell visitors to avoid military, government and police buildings. Keep the camera down near uniforms and official buildings, and ask before you photograph any person.
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Know what not to photograph before you raise the cameraAnywhere in the city, especially downtown and around official buildings
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