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South Korean court ruling allowing life-size love dolls sparks widespread protests

South Korean President Moon Jae-in has had to deal with widespread opposition to sex dolls. A petition calling for a ban on imports of life-size real love dolls into South Korea has garnered 250,000 signatures for "damaging public order and morals".
Many were handled by a government agency that imposed import restrictions on love dolls, which are legal in South Korea under a law banning materials that "litter the public streets." But thousands decided to take action after the country's Supreme Court ruled that big boobs sex dolls are a private matter.

A Seoul Supreme Court ruling in January said the sex dolls should not be classified as pornography. Pornography is restricted by law; the Supreme Court confirmed this in June, overriding the customary rule that already existed.

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A backlash from the Korean people is now awaiting comment from President Moon Jae-in, who is required to respond after filing a petition that anonymously collected 237,000 signatures. The petition, addressed to the President, claims that the influx of sex dolls will come with an increase in sex crimes.

A spokeswoman for Incheon's main customs office said it had allowed imports from Japan but was still considering whether live dolls imported from China should be released. The shipping company owner, who challenged a previous decision by customs officials, said he could not provide the total number of love dolls imported into South Korea.

However, Lee Sang-in said that since the court ruling, "many people" have traveled abroad and brought love dolls with them. A life-size silicone sex doll costs between 1 million won (US$840) and 20 million won (US$16,750), depending on features and materials, including silicone skin, eye color, and body temperature system.
The petitioner claims that the customizable features of some love dolls can be used to create a replica of a real person, a claim Lee believes is unfounded.