Just a question about logos :  should I remove the red cross logo from my photos?   It's on the sleeve of a jacket, and not easy to remove.  And in case the answer is yes, what can I leave on the sleeve?  For instance : a white square with a green cross, and the text around it removed?
This is a crop of the sleeve :   
Removing the entire logo would be a terrible job.

Thanks Sean,
So may-be the best/easiest thing to do is :  leave the white patch, remove text and cross, and put some generic sign or the letters "FIRST AID" in it.
What about the medical snake symbol - that's not protected, is it? 

The text would all have to go as well, as they are various translations of Red Cross, which is a trademarked term.

OK, I think (hope) I made a neutral badge on the sleeve now.
As the badge is not the subject of the photo, it should not stand out too much.
I'm afraid it still looks like a logo, so I'll need to add a note to the editor telling him/her I made the badge myself.

Here's a new crop :
Would this pass inspection?  (as far as copyright is concerned of course, it can still be refused for 100 other reasons  )

Sorry, forgot to sharpen it.  I started from the raw unsharpened image.
I also blurred the logo a little bit, as the arm/sleeve are not the main focus of the picture.
Here's the sharpened crop.  There's texture in the sleeve, but less in the badge, probably because it was made of filt or velvet.
I really appreciate your help (and patience with me) !