Chinese online retailers Temu and Shein are reportedly selling child sex abuse doll torsos and disembodied heads in Australia. This practice appears to be an attempt to circumvent Australian laws regarding such items.
The sale of these products has raised significant concerns among child protection advocates and law enforcement. The retailers have not publicly commented on the issue as of now.
Authorities in Australia are expected to investigate these sales further in light of the serious implications for child safety and welfare. The situation highlights ongoing challenges in regulating online marketplaces and ensuring compliance with local laws.
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