A Dutch court has ruled in favor of the Dutch royal family in a privacy lawsuit against The Associated Press, saying photographs of the crown prince and his family on vacation in Argentina lacked news value.
The judge handed down an injunction Friday against further distribution of four images of Crown Prince Willem-Alexander's family that were made available worldwide last month.
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