Archive · 28 Nov 2025
Sweden to Crack Down on Childlike Sex Doll Sales
The Swedish government is taking action to stop the sale of childlike sex dolls online.
These dolls, which look like children and are sometimes dressed in school uniforms, were being sold by companies like Amazon.
A group called ChildX reported this to the police, and the government had a meeting with online sellers to discuss the issue.
The government says it will keep a close eye on the situation and might make new laws if needed.
They want to protect children from being sexualized and abused.
Amazon and other companies have already removed some of these dolls from their websites.
Swedish government promises action against the sale of childlike sex dolls online.
Minister for Social Services Camilla Waltersson Grönvall expresses concern over the dolls' impact on parents.
Child protection group ChildX filed a police report against Amazon and other e-commerce platforms.
Amazon and other online vendors have removed some listings of these dolls following the meeting.
The government is preparing a strategy to protect children from violence, including sexual and online abuse.
- Who
- Swedish government, Minister for Social Services Camilla Waltersson Grönvall, ChildX, Amazon
- What
- Crackdown on childlike sex doll sales
- When
- Friday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Sweden
- Why
- To prevent sexual exploitation of children and comply with Swedish laws
- Country
- Sweden
- Government Action
- Promised to fight illegal sales
- Dolls Description
- Childlike appearance, often in school uniforms
- Legal Basis
- Prohibits material sexualizing children
- Companies Involved
- Amazon and other e-commerce platforms
- Child Protection Group
- ChildX
- Minister Involved
- Camilla Waltersson Grönvall