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Alsharq Tribune- World News
A Paris Court of Appeal on Thursday rejected the French government's request to suspend Chinese online platform Shein's marketplace, defeating an appeal by the state after a Paris court ruled against the government in December.
Shein has been embroiled in a scandal since France's consumer watchdog DGCCRF found sex dolls resembling children and banned weapons for sale on its marketplace last year, prompting the government to attempt to suspend the platform.
In December, a Paris court had rejected the government's request to suspend the Shein site in France as a whole for three months, saying it would be "disproportionate", prompting the government to appeal the ruling.
Shein banned all sex dolls and suspended the adult products category from its marketplace globally on November 3 after the consumer watchdog's findings.
