Ban on Import and Trafficking of Child Sex Dolls
This new law prohibits the import, transportation, purchase, sale, and possession of dolls or robots resembling children intended for sexual acts. The aim is to protect children and prevent sexual exploitation, with violations carrying significant fines and prison sentences.
Key points
The act bans bringing into the U.S. and transporting across state lines dolls and robots that look like children and are intended for sexual use.
It is illegal to buy, sell, deliver, distribute, or possess such dolls if they have been involved in interstate or foreign commerce.
First-time offenders face fines or up to five years in prison, with subsequent offenses carrying up to ten years in prison.
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