Westfield "hears" us - then serves up five more years of porn themed sex shop ads
Shopping centres trade women's + kids' safety for porn company profits
In 2017, Westfield told us they "heard" our objections to sex shop Honey Birdette's floor-to-ceiling, objectifying, porn themed Santa ads displayed in their family malls.
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Exposing corporates profiting from child exploitation
September 4-10 is National Child Protection Week. The theme is 'Every child, in every community, needs a fair go'.
Read on to learn more about what we're doing to combat sexual abuse and exploitation of children, and to give children a 'fair go'.
Read moreAd Standards upholds complaints against Honey Birdette 'exposed genitals' ad
Parent plea to 'let kids stay kids'
Read moreLendlease shields CEO from porn themed content shown to kids in its own shopping centres
Sex shop landlords put porn-industry profits before women and kids
Read moreBack-to-back breaches of ad code following Honey Birdette’s ‘visible labia’ video
Westfield-based sex shop chain racks up 50th violation
Read morePlayboy Group acquires Westfield-resident sex shop chain Honey Birdette
Honey Birdette solidifies union with porn brand
Read more'Choking women is sexy': Honey Birdette ads eroticise violence against women
Named 'champions for women' host BDSM-strangulation ads in their malls
'Choking is sexy, women love to be choked'. That's the message Honey Birdette is broadcasting to all-ages audiences in shop windows across the country.
Read moreAd Standards upholds Honey Birdette Complaint: "The images are similar to ones stereotypically seen in a men’s magazine or calendar"
Once again "The advertiser has not provided a response to the Panel's determination"
Read moreLegs spread, vulvas exposed: Champions of Change aid Brett Blundy brand’s faux female empowerment (again)
Revised ad Code of Ethics fails to bring repeat offender Honey Birdette into line
Billionaire business mogul Brett Blundy’s sex shop brand Honey Birdette has served up another round of porn-themed ads in family-friendly shopping centres around the country. As in previous campaigns, the floor-to-ceiling ads are sexualised and sexist: near-naked women reduced to body parts, undressed (bar a few straps and the odd transparent-mesh panel) and posed - legs spread and vulvas on show - for the male gaze.
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