6) to film or photograph close ups of a deceased or fatal casualty without the consent of the family members of the deceased or the fatal casualty or to make video recordings of him. 2. The prohibitions specified in paragraph 1 of this Article shall not apply when recording violations of law and in the cases specified in paragraph 3 of Article 14 of this Law. Article 14. Protection of Private Life 1. In producing and disseminating public information, a person’s right to protection of information of private nature must be ensured. 2. Information about a person’s private life may be published only with the consent of that person, except for the cases specified in paragraph 3 of this Article. 3. Information relating to private life may be published without a person’s consent in cases where the publication of such information contributes to revealing violations of law or criminal acts, also where such information is presented at the open court proceedings. Furthermore, information about the private life of a public figure may be published without his consent where such information discloses the circumstances of the aforementioned person’s private life or his personal characteristics which are of public importance. Article 15. Right of Reply Any natural person whose honour and dignity have been degraded by false, inaccurate or biased information published about him in the media, also any legal person whose professional reputation or other legitimate interests have been damaged by false, inaccurate or biased information shall have the right of reply, refuting the false information or correcting the published information, or shall have the right to require that the producer and/or disseminator of public information issue a refutation of false information in accordance with the procedure established in Article 44 of this Law. Article 16. Ensuring Diversity of Opinion in the Media 1. Respecting the diversity of opinion, producers and disseminators of public information must present in the media as many opinions that are independent of each other as possible. 2. When publishing the results of public opinion surveys, the conductors of surveys as well as the statistical reliability of these surveys (providing the survey sample and margin of error) must be specified. Article 17. Protection of Minors 1. Producers and/or disseminators of public information must, in accordance with the procedure established by the law, ensure that minors are protected from public information which might have a detrimental effect on their physical, mental or moral development, in particular public information that involves the dissemination of information of pornographic and/or violent nature and information encouraging addictions.