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Share shares This sex doll and the one pictured above were described as 'anatomically correct' by police and were allegedly confiscated from the Riverhills home It became illegal to own sex dolls that look like children in Australia under Commonwealth legislation that took effect on September 20 last year, and the offence carries a potential year jail term. Australian Federal Police AFP Assistant Commissioner Lesa Gale said child sex dolls could reinforce the sexualisation of children and desensitise people to the harm caused by sexual abuse. This includes sexual acts using items depicting children such as child sex dolls, which are legally considered child exploitation material. The research also found the dolls may cause offenders to objectify children as sexual beings, and there is a risk they may use them to groom children for sex. Australian Border Force regional commander for Queensland Chris Waters said the arrest should warn anyone who thinks they can import child abuse material, that they would be caught. Share or comment on this article: Accused pervert is arrested after police allegedly find two child sex dolls at his home.

Jump to navigation Jump to search This article is about realistic dolls used in education, criminal investigation and therapy.. For other uses, see Fashion doll and Sex doll. An anatomically correct doll or anatomically precise doll is a doll which depicts some of the primary and secondary sex characteristics of a human for educational purposes. A very detailed type of anatomically correct doll may be used in questioning children who may have been sexually abused.

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J Dev Behav Pediatr. The accuracy of children's reports with anatomically correct dolls. The accuracy of children's reports of alleged sexual abuse during interviews with anatomically correct dolls is the focus of considerable controversy. This study used an analog experience to measure empirically the accuracy of reports in a relevant, but controlled setting: the forensic medical examination for suspected sexual abuse. Twenty-one 3- to 7-year-old children were interviewed about what occurred during previous examinations with open-ended questions, open-ended questions with anatomically correct dolls, and direct questions with the dolls.