PARIS (AP) — France’s government said Wednesday it has started a procedure to suspend access to Shein’s online platform until the company proves that its content conforms with French law, after a a controversy over sex dolls with childlike features that were found listed on the fast-fashion giant’s website.
The decision, announced in a terse statement by the Finance Ministry, came on the same day Shein opened its first permanent store in Paris inside one of the city’s most iconic department stores.
The director of the Bazar de l’Hotel de Ville (BHV) department store Karl-Stephane Cottendin cuts the ribbon at the opening Shein’s first physical
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