British authorities blocked ads for American clothing company because of «gratuitous nudity»

The British authorities blocked a series of sites that offer ads for shops selling American Apparel "American Ibriel" referring to the existence of "nudity is not gratuitous."

The "Advertising Standards Authority" has upheld the complaint of those ads that referto the "exploitation" of sexual youth, which is unacceptable.

For its part, the U.S. company rejected these claims, noting that it is nothing compared to what friends have dealt with on the pages of social networking.

This has been pointed out, "Advertising Standards Authority," she told to the American company should not use those images again, as it is sexual exploitation of living forwomen.

Referred to as the "American Ibriel" struggling to return to profitability, as it made a lossworth $ 39 million last year, while there remain serious doubts about continuing with asuccession of losses.