Indecent advertising

Advertisements may contain statements or visual presentations offensive to public decency.

In the UK in 1989, 76% of women and 62% of men agreed that using sex as a selling device in advertising is offensive. In 1993, an clothing company advertisement depicting 56 sets of male and female genitalia, some of children, was banned in the UK. Complaints about naked women and gratuitous sex in advertising are however seldom upheld.

1. Unethical media practices
2. Offensive advertising
3. Indecency

1. Vulgar combination of sacred and erotic in advertising

1. Youth violence
2. Pornography
3. Depersonalization of sex

1. Lack of women in the advertising industry

1. Nudism
2. Misuse of advertising

1. Reducing sexist advertising
2. Fighting indecency
3. Allowing nudity
4. Advertising

1. Sexism
2. Sex appeal
3. Indecency
4. Gratuitous