Despite the fact that anyone from the UK could have gone to TMZ.com and seen the naked pictures of Prince Harry, the snaps were kept off British media websites and newspapers—until now. The Sun went ahead and published the photos, even though the royal family's lawyers specifically asked it not to. The paper likes Harry and "is NOT making any moral judgment" about his behavior, it explains. It simply believes "Sun readers have a right to see them." Why? Because the photos have sparked a debate about Harry's lifestyle, considering he officially represents Britain, and thus any Brits without Internet access could not fully take part in that conversation. "There is a clear public interest in publishing the Harry pictures, in order for the debate around them to be fully informed."