'I had a portion of my business on @Etsy. I was proud to sell my handcrafted items on a platform I believed shared my value for humanity + community. Then I found out it was selling child sex abuse dolls + replica body parts.
'I saw child abuse themed merch listed right next to Father’s Day gifts + baby clothes. I could not reconcile @Etsy’s claim to be ‘keeping commerce human’ with your sale of these abhorrent products.
@Etsy states 'it is a mindful, transparent + humane business. We believe that business interests + social + environmental responsibility are interwoven + aligned + that the power of business should be used to strengthen communities + empower people'.
'I’ve noticed a number of listings have been quietly removed (by yourselves or the sellers, I don’t know) but I’ve seen others take their place. A week ago I found a replica girl’s foot with a built-in vagina for penetration. It's still on your platform.
'I urge you to demonstrate #CorporateSocialResponsibility by condemning these harmful products, fully auditing your platform to remove all incest + child abuse-themed merchandise + updating your policies + systems to prevent such items from being listed with you again.
'Your demonstrated commitment to addressing this issue would be a win - not just for me and the petition, but for women, children and sexual abuse survivors around the world.'
'..Pornhub attracts 3.5 billion visits a month, more than Netflix, Yahoo or Amazon. Pornhub rakes in money from almost three billion ad impressions a day. One ranking lists Pornhub as the 10th-most-visited website in the world.
'Its site is infested with rape videos. It monetizes child rapes, revenge pornography, spycam videos of women showering, racist and misogynist content, and footage of women being asphyxiated in plastic bags.
.@LendleaseGroup responded to @mumbrellanews: ‘When it comes to advertising in our centres, we take all of our customers’ feedback seriously and always pass it on to our retailers.’
Reflecting on prevailing #sexism and gender inequality in the resources sector at #diggersndealers forum, @FortescueNews FMG CFO Elizabeth Gaines spoke out against having work gatherings at skimpy bars:
‘I don't know of many women who want to walk into that environment.’
‘You’ve got to have venues that are far more appropriate ... and actually reflective of society as a whole. Not #objectification of one part of society, and the other part of society looking on.’