“…not sexually explicit or suggestive, or inappropriate in the circumstances”

- Advertising Standards Board, March, 2016 Case Number 0089/16 

Larger than life graphic of woman on the side of a bus 'not overtly sexualised'

And the Brisbane City Council doesn't care

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"AFR should not include material such as this in this type of newspaper or magazine"

[UPDATED]

As reported by the Herald Sun

A MELBOURNE foster mum is fighting to get an explicit Body Shop campaign scrapped after it distressed her foster daughter by reviving her past of sexual abuse.

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While Collective Shout primarily campaigns against the objectification of women and sexualisation of girls we do from time to time have examples of men being objectified cross our desks. The Body Shop have done it again with their latest 'Wake Up With A Big One' ad campaign

It has been reported that a prominent outdoor advertisement for 'Puppetry of the Penis' at the Eatons Hill Hotel has sparked complaints from the community.

"I find it deeply offensive that a company has to resort to objectifying females in order to sell a service"