Zambian Authorities Have Threatened To Arrest Persons Found In The Possession Of $ex Dolls And Vibrators

Police in Zambia have threatened to arrest persons found in the possession of $ex dolls and vibrators, a local portal, Mwebantu reports.

According to police spokesperson, Esther Katongo, the laws of the country considered such items as ‘obscene material’ adding that their importation, sale or possession are illegal.

“Possession of obscene materials in this country is an offence. Read section 177 of the Penal code Importation check section 177 (1)(b) and Section 177 (1) © criminalises taking part in such business,” Katongo explained.

She was responding to questions from journalists who wanted to know the status of $ex dolls as per Zambian laws. The southern African country is largely conservative and frowns on a number of issues including same-$ex relationships.
The police recently mounted a hunt for two alleged lesbians after photos circulating online showed them openly expressing their relationship.

Zambians have, however, been expressing varied opinions over the directive. Some insist the law never made any provision for $ex dolls whiles others see it as a step in the right direction.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is making its way into the global $ex market, bringing with it a revolution in robotic “$extech” designed to offer $exual gratification with a near-human touch.

But the arrival of $ex robots has divided opinion. Inventors argue they can potentially replace prostitutes, reduce $ex trafficking and help lonely people, while critics say they objectify women and normalize $exism and R@pe culture.

$ex robots have gone on sale in parts of the world and one goes for as much as $2,000. Roboticists continue to develop these robots – some of which talk and respond to touch through AI technology.

$ex robots at bigger companies like Abyss Creations sell for higher – around $10,000 depending on added extras.

Experts say the increasingly life-like robots raise complex issues that should be considered by policymakers and the public – including whether use of such devices should be encouraged to curb prostitution and $ex trafficking, for $ex offenders, or for people with disabilities.

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