'Demeaning' advert telling grandparents to get consent before hugging grandchildren removed after sparking fury

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'Demeaning' advert telling grandparents to get consent before hugging grandchildren removed after sparking fury

A "demeaning" advert telling grandparents to get consent before hugging their children has been axed after furious backlash. The short video, sponsored by the Irish Government, showed a teenage girl grimacing as her grandparents try to embrace her upon entering the house. The advert is running as part of its campaign We-Consent Dublin Rape Crisis Centre (DRCC). In it, the narrator concludes: "Not everyone wants a …