US Department of Defense Orders Halt on Shipping Sex Toys to Bahrain for Service Members
The U.S. Department of Defense has ordered Canadian retailer Bonjibon to stop shipping sex toys to Bahrain for U.S. service members, citing significant safety concerns. The shop's owner, Grace Bennett, noted the irony that the items were originally requested by the soldiers, while previous warnings indicated the legality of such products in Bahrain. Online discussions reveal mixed opinions on this issue, with customs officials known to confiscate certain items.
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The U.S. Department of Defense has instructed Canadian retailer Bonjibon to cease shipments of sex toys to Bahrain, impacting U.S. service members stationed there. Grace Bennett, the shop's owner, received the directive and highlighted the irony that the items were originally ordered by the soldiers.
The Department of Defense categorizes these products as posing a significant danger, and Bennett reported previous warnings about the legality of such items in Bahrain. Online discussions reveal mixed opinions on the legality of sex toys in the country, with customs officials known to confiscate certain items. In 2015, an airline pilot faced fines for attempting to smuggle sex toys into Bahrain, leading to scrutiny from customs.
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