:Like I stated at your talk page after warning you about violations of WP:Censored and WP:Edit warring, you do not know what you are talking about in this case, and that's because you are not familiar with Wikipedia's policies and guidelines. For example, its policy on images; see Wikipedia:Image use policy and Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons#Images. For the vast majority of pictures of living and dead people on Wikipedia, no permission was given for use of those images. You think Scarlett Johansson gave permission for all the images used in her Wikipedia article? You would be incorrect to assume so. I think that it's easy to see why you are reverting in this case; it's for the same insufficient reason that others have removed the image. With your first removal of the image, you called the image "degrading." In my opinion, the image is not degrading, but is rather the only visual proof of a matter that many people find even more difficult to believe without an image showing it. You reverted again, after the warning I gave you above. Your post at the article talk page does not justify removal of the image. I will alert WP:Med to this matter and Wikipedia talk:Non-free content, which is more active than Wikipedia talk:Image use policy. And if the WP:Consensus here on the article talk page is to restore the image, it will be restored. Or, because your removal of the image is not based on a Wikipedia policy or guideline, someone might revert you on the matter in the absence of a clear WP:Consensus.