Suecia insta a plataformas a detener venta de muñecas sexuales de apariencia infantil The Swedish government is pressuring e-commerce platforms to cease the sale of dolls with a child-like appearance, warning of potential legal reforms if they do not comply. Minister Camilla Waltersson Grönvall met with platforms like Amazon and Shein, child rights organizations, and other authorities to address the issue, emphasizing a consensus to curb the sexualization of children. This action follows a similar denunciation by the French government against Shein and a request from the European Commission for Shein to report on preventing access to illegal goods, including child-like sex dolls.

• Swedish government demands e-commerce platforms stop selling child-like sex dolls.
• Legal measures may be introduced if platforms fail to act sufficiently.
• Swedish Minister of Social Affairs met with platform representatives, child rights groups, and authorities.
• There is a consensus to halt the sexualization of children.
• France has already denounced Shein for similar sales and plans to take action against other platforms.
• The European Commission has asked Shein for information on preventing minors’ access to illegal items, including child-like sex dolls.