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Why is Vogue glamorising domestic violence?

Conde Nast has sparked outrage by publishing an image of a male model choking supermodel Stephanie Seymour on the cover of Vogue Hommes International.

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Women’s rights groups have written a letter accusing the publisher of “glorifying domestic violence as an act of love” and demanding they withdraw the magazine from sale immediately.

“Choking is not a fashion statement, and certainly not something that should be used to sell magazines,” the letter reads.

Sadly, magazines publishing images of violence against women is not uncommon. Do you think it should be banned?

The ‘disturbing’ cover of *Vogue Hommes International*.

The ‘disturbing’ cover of Vogue Hommes International.

This spread from Bulgarian magazine *12* caused controversy in June.

This spread from Bulgarian magazine 12 caused controversy in June.

The spread was titled ‘Victim of Beauty’.

It was shot by photographer Vasil Germanov.

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The set featured 12 images of injured women.

Some were too disturbing to publish here.

Controversial: *Pop* magazine’s image of 17-year-old model Hailey Clauson.

Controversial: Pop magazine’s image of 17-year-old model Hailey Clauson.

*Glee* star Heather Morris shot by Tyler Shields earlier this year.

Glee star Heather Morris shot by Tyler Shields earlier this year.

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