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'You're not welcome here': Outrage as another US child beauty pageant prepares to land on Australian shores

   A Universal Royalty Beauty Pageant is coming to Melbourne in August
   Activist group Collective Shout has expressed outrage over the event
   The group will call on the Victorian government to stop the pageant
   Co-founder Melinda Tankard Reist says research shows they aren't healthy
   It comes days after a report reveals young kids worry about body image

By Louise Cheer

Published: 09:32 EST, 6 July 2014 | Updated: 14:50 EST, 6 July 2014

An Australian social activist group will be asking the Victorian Government to put a stop to a US-style child beauty pageant being held in Melbourne next month.

Collective Shout has been leading the charge against such pageants since 2011, when Universal Royalty - an American organistion that hosts the events - bought the first one to Australia.

But despite the unwelcoming reception it received three years ago, the Universal Royalty Beauty Pageant is on its way back. For the second time it will be held in Melbourne on August 2.
A social activist group in Melbourne, Victoria, is outraged that US beauty pageant Universal Royalty will be returning to the city
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A social activist group in Melbourne, Victoria, is outraged that US beauty pageant Universal Royalty will be returning to the city

Melinda Tankard Reist, a co-founder of Collective Shout, said there had been plenty of research that showed pageants of this nature were not healthy for the normal development of young girls.

These types of pageants are similar to the ones seen on US reality television series, Toddlers and Tiaras, which follows contestants on the circuit, and shows young girls dolled-up to look like adults wearing full faces of make-up and often in tiny sparkling costumes.

'We believe our girls should run around and develop at their own pace,' Ms Tankard Reist told Daily Mail Australia.

'Anyone who has watched Toddlers and Tiaras see how the girls are preened, and taught how to strut and look sexy for the judges.'

Ms Tankard Reist also pointed to a report released three days ago by the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children, which is part of the Australian Institute of Family Studies.
There are concerns such pageants are dangerous for young children's body image
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There are concerns such pageants are dangerous for young children's body image
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There are concerns such pageants are dangerous for young children's body image

The report found Australian children as young as eight were struggling with body image issues.

'Perceptions of body image in children start early,' Ms Tankard Reist said.

'So we don’t need a competition that pits them against each other based on looks.

'Pageants are just going to make it worse.'

Ms Tankard Reist said Universal Royalty pageants had been Collective Shout's main focus.

'We’ve had debates in the past with [the organisers] and made it very clear that they’re not welcome here,' she said.
Collective Shout first campaigned against the events in 2011 when Universal Royalty debuted in Australia
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Collective Shout first campaigned against the events in 2011 when Universal Royalty debuted in Australia

'Darebin City Council in Melbourne has moved to disallow beauty pageants in their area, and I’d really like to see other councils do this.

'We will be calling on [relevant ministers] in the Victorian state government to express their disappointment at the Universal Royalty pageant coming to Australia.'

The social commentator's comments come a week after the Western Australian Government's Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People released its report on the sexualisation of children.

One of the report's recommendations was to regulate child beauty pageants in the state.

'It is useful to consider...the participation of children in beauty pageants because the potential regulation of beauty pageants would also come within the ambit of child protection,' it said.
There are questions in the community about whether the pageants are exploitative
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There are questions in the community about whether the pageants are exploitative

'Some concern exists in the community that children and young people who enter these competitions are being exploited.

'Potential regulation could include banning the participation in beauty pageants for children of a particular age irrespective of parental consent or regulating the manner in which such competitions are held.'

Since it's Australian debut in 2011, Universal Royal has held pageants in Sydney in 2012 and 2013.

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Universal Royalty Beauty Pageants and the Australian Royalty Pageant for comment.

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Since it's Australian debut in 2011, Universal Royal has held pageants in Sydney in 2012 and 2013.