Honey Birdette ignores breaches of Ad Standards yet again

Lingerie company Honey Birdette has been pinged again for breaching the Australian Association of National Advertisers (AANA) Code of Ethics for five different advertisements.

Each is for breaching a variety of sections including Section 2.2 (b) advertising shall not employ sexual appeal in a manner which is exploitative or degrading of any individual or group of people, Section 2.4 advertising shall treat sex, sexuality and nudity with sensitivity to the relevant audience and Section 2.5 advertising shall only use language which is appropriate in the circumstances.

Honey Birdette has breached Ad Standards again

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