Victory: Amazon Halts Sale of Child Sex Dolls
April 13, 2018
We congratulate Amazon today for removing the anatomically correct child sex dolls that have been for sale on its website. The sale of such dolls
We congratulate Amazon today for removing the anatomically correct child sex dolls that have been for sale on its website. The sale of such dolls
Press Statement Dawn Hawkins, Sr. Vice President, NCOSE Washington DC – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation applauds Amazon today for removing the anatomically
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To all of our supporters and activists, thank you for your advocacy and your participation in our mission to end all forms of sexual exploitation.
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