what is the law on being naked in public and way do we have a law on being naked in public?
480711
As for why well think about how many distracted drivers there are because of cell phones now think Jessica Simpson walking naked along the road and there are kids who don't need to know everything just yet and besides there are a lot of ugly people out there and it is called public nudity and indecency
1121646
I am not sure where you are from but here in Toronto yes women can go topless in the streets.  But like a man they have to cover up when going into a store.  Women here fought it either men keep there shirt on or we are aloud to remove ours.  But in sports you are right that is not fair.
276712
not every day.  There should be a national naked day.
401194
I think there is nothing wrong with nudity, nobody should be ashamed or scared of their own naked body. And yes running naked gives you a free feeling, not that I will go running naked all the time, but that occasionally happens. Not outside though, I think it still is a private thing, I wont go running to a nudist camp. And yes if I see a nice naked body, I will not close my eyes to it, but I will not go and look for them. Besides seeing the naked body of your loved one is a blessing and it is personal.
8347
I worked in a doctor's office for a couple of years, and what we would do is have a patient get into a gown.  I have never heard of undressing one article of clothing at a time to the point of ending up completely nude.
629948
It depends this is a tricky one and something I was actually discussing the other day. I dont think that it is appropriate for kids to be wearing thongs, or bikkinis, or ten year olds running around naked in public.\n\nHowever, what if this child was brought up with parents who believe in nudism, whos parents attend specific places which are closed to outsiders like beaches, they are used to it they have been brought up with it and there is nothing leud at all going on its just going on with out clothes, then perhaps not.\n\nHowever since this is not usually the situation in general i would say no, its not.
882061
Will depend on local ordinance.Check first with local authorities and police.Even if you don't serve alcohol,You are still liable to all the rules and conditions by allowing consumpsion on your premises.Especially those that rules to protect minors.Beware that nudity and drugs are two sides of same coin
533993
In this heat, I would say it is best to walk in streets without a shirt.\n\nWhere we live, people do this all the time. Oh! just thought of something, You are a guy, right? Becoz if you are a girl, then I would stare at you. Lots.
153206
No, because they will bash your head if you get naked. Remember to also wear a hood so your face doesn't show either.
696181
Out of respect.  That is not something people want to see.  And besides, do you want anyone to see you naked from the waist down?
1021134
Just remember, "public" means "people."  Anywhere there are people, it's public.  If the people like to see you or watch you do it, lather up!  If not, go somewhere else.  You could always find a quiet empty place, but who's going to walk in on you?  And also, behind every window may be a set of eyes.  You can't even do that in nudist camps without getting thrown out.
504110
It depends on where you live. There are a lot of places in the world where nudity is celebrated. There are topless beaches and resorts where it is accepted as well. Different cultures and different societies believe differently.\n\nMost existing nude beaches have been used as such for many years and thus have become "traditionally nude". Many are "unmanaged" beach areas that have been adopted by the local users in an effort to maintain the beach's "quality". Others' right to existence has been recognized as such by one or another legislative body—municipal, regional or national, and are termed "official" (although not necessarily legitimate).\n\nOne can distinguish between different types of beaches:\n\nThose where nudity is illegal and/or not tolerated. Nudity may result in requests to coverup, uncomfortable glares, a fine or arrest. \nThose that are unofficially tolerated by the "authorities" \n"Official" nude beaches \nNudity is compulsory unless the weather is bad, etc. \nClothing is optional (e.g. nudity is permitted but not required) \n\nIn the United States, the number of traditional nude beaches has declined somewhat over past decade due to the influx of abusive users, the aging of the nudist community, and the efforts on the part of Christian fundamentalists to close them down. However, the number of official nude beaches has, in fact, increased during this period. Most of this increase can be attributed to the ongoing stewardship of local nudist organizations and the establishment of working relationships with—or lobbying of—local municipalities and law enforcement agencies. In fact, clothing-free attractions are increasingly being recognised as being a good source of tourist income.\n\nThe users of nude beaches are sometimes the target of enforcement relating to legislation banning public nudity, often because of broad language included in laws or bills intended to target sexually oriented businesses. Clothes free organizations such as the Naturist Action Committee have lobbied against such bills.
831649
I don't think that people should have to wear clothing at all.  Should be a matter of choice.  Children who are raised in nudist colonies are much more pyschologically balanced than those who are not.  Some idiot said we should be ashamed of what God gave us and made us cover up.  Keeps a lot of people employed though.
433172
The federal government has no delegated power to make laws concerning clothing except in those geographical areas under direct federal control.  States and localities have power to make such laws within their jurisdictions.  By and large such laws reflect local perceptions of decency and civility.\n\nDuring the last 30 or so years the existence of such laws and the application of such laws have significantly loosened.  For example, most people no longer formally dress to go to church or to dine out.  Society has come to respect (some refer to it as political correctness) those who wish to dress differently.  For those who do dress differently they should be realistic in their degree of difference by not anticipating a warm acceptance of some style and this is particularly true when dress reflects sexual mores.
192095
It is your body and you are allowed to pose nude. Still all in all I would be very careful. Too often any picture taken (art video pic whatever) is getting on the Internet. I mean every picture. Even though you think it is innocent I can give you 100 scenarios how it can get out of hand.
855699
i have yet 2 come across any member of Parliament indecently dressed in public  they could be indecently dressed in private for italiangirl or woman (I DONT KNOW).As for uniform they r not school kids or  chaprasi (peon) 2 were uniforms.Thirdly on there behaving as street criminals this reflects the state of mind of the people who voted for them and elected them 2 the parliament.
200430
Teachings of our society. There have been  many societies where nudity was accepted as normal.