Satirical Peta TV ad rejected by Clearcast

25 August 09, by Jacquie Bowser

LONDON - A TV ad called 'Sex Talk' that animal rights advocates Peta planned to air across Britain has been rejected by advertising authority Clearcast as being "unacceptable on the grounds of offence".

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