South Korea has finally lifted its ban on imported full-body sex dolls, bringing an end to a years-long debate about how much the government can toy with individuals’ private lives. In a statement, the Korea Customs Service said it would implement a revised policy on life-size adult sex dolls. While there are no formal laws banning imported sex dolls, thousands of them were previously seized by customs officers citing a clause forbidding imported products that “harm the country’s beautiful traditions and public morals.”
Importers subsequently took several cases to court, where it was determined that the dolls are used in private spaces and thus do not undermine public dignity. Lee Sang-jin, the former head of one of an online outlet for sex doll importer Carenshare Co., called the decision “reasonable” but a “bit late” after the government allegedly wasted taxpayer funds fighting the importers’ lawsuits in court. The government’s decision will allow Carenshare and other companies to reclaim the imports seized by the government—more than 1,000 dolls, many of them unusable after years in government storage.
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