Consequences of breaking the rules

Harassing behaviour or other breaches of the rules and Danish law may result in expulsion. Breaches of Danish law will be reported to the police.

Photography, video and personal data

Ask before you take a portrait photo of someone. You will get better photos that way.\n\nYou may not take photos that could be offensive to the other person.\n\nRemember: The Personal Data Act also applies at Copenhagen Comics, cf. the Danish Data Protection Act, Act No. 429 of 31/05/2000.

Rules for props and weapons in relation to Cosplay

When attending Copenhagen Comics, we follow Danish weapons legislation. This way we avoid problems and ensure a good experience for everyone.\n\nProps to be used for cosplay shows must as a general rule be inspected.\n\nUltimately, Copenhagen Comics has the final say.\n\nYou can find all the rules here

The role of volunteers and security

All our volunteers and security staff are trained to handle interactions between cosplayers and other attendees. If you experience or witness an uncomfortable situation at the festival, you should immediately approach a volunteer or a security guard.

Code of Conduct

Together we create safety at Copenhagen Comics

Copenhagen Comics should be a safe, welcoming and inclusive festival for everyone. These guidelines apply to all participants, cosplayers, artists, stand holders and volunteers.

This is how we behave at the festival:

Show respect for others
Listen and stop if someone speaks up
Respect diversity and personal boundaries

We do not accept harassing behavior:

Unwanted physical contact
Unwanted sexual comments or advances
Condescending, offensive or intimidating comments
Stalking or threatening behavior
Portrait photography or video recordings without consent
Wearing costumes or symbolism from hate groups, authoritarian regimes and/or racist movements

The above behavior can lead to expulsion.

If you experience something unpleasant:

Contact a volunteer or guard immediately
All volunteers and guards are trained to help
You don’t have to go it alone: Together we create safety at Copenhagen Comics

Cosplay is not consent

Always ask permission before photo or video
Don’t share pictures/video of anyone without that person’s permission
Always ask permission before touching a cosplayer’s costume
Respect a no!
We do not tolerate the vilification and ridicule of cosplayers.

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