‘High fashion swimwear images’: Ad Standards gaslights members objecting to sex shop ad
In its latest failure to protect community members from exposure to harmful, porn themed ads which objectify women, Ad Standards has ruled against its own panel members in defence of Playboy owned sex shop Honey Birdette’s shop window ad.
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Honey Birdette's BDSM-porn themed ads found in breach of ad code of ethics [*Content warning]
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Collective Shout's letter to KFC heads
Read moreNot so empowering: working at Honey Birdette
Sexual objectification is not empowering
Read more"Lyndl Untamed" Honey Birdette Ad Standards complaints dismissed
"The advertiser did not provide a response" (again)
Read moreLesbians condemn Honey Birdette campaign
Honey Birdette have shared their latest advertising campaign, set to coincide with the Sydney Mardi Gras festival. The campaign depicts an orgy, featuring naked men and women whose bodies are painted in the Pride colours. Many of the women included are headless, but their naked breasts made it into the frame (we've blurred the image below).
Read moreThe advertising body tasked with considering community complaints now won’t even look at them
What’s the point of an advertising body which knocks back complaints before considering them?
Read moreCommunity Panel gives nod to Honey Birdette's porn-themed ads
In yet another display of inconsistent decision-making, the Ad Standards Community Panel has dismissed community complaints against a porn-inspired Honey Birdette ad.
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