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Aussie ad banned for sexualising 'tweens'
Jun 9, 2011
Staff Brand Republic

Aussie ad banned for sexualising 'tweens'

SYDNEY - The sexualisation of young people debate is making waves around the world, as Australian fashion clothing brand Supre has found after its ad featuring a topless teenager was banned.

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