In 2022, Australian customs destroyed 37 such products deemed "abnormal displays," while the traditional lesbian sex doll was allowed to pass through customs without issue. This discrepancy in enforcement stems from an ambiguous provision in the Convention for the Prevention of International Traffic in Obscene Materials: it doesn't explicitly prohibit same-sex themes, but it authorizes each country to determine what constitutes "unnatural sexual behavior." Notably, a Canadian court recently overturned an import ban on futa sex dolls, ruling that "fantasy products do not pose a moral threat." This precedent may shift global regulatory trends.