article_snippet.sent: A women's rights group has slammed a popular eatery  for A women's rights group latest advertising campaign which A women's rights group claim objectifies women's bodies to sell beer.
article_snippet.sent: Campaign group Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant The Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectifies women .
article_snippet.sent: Through this advertising Lowenbrau reinforces sexist attitudes and invites patrons to view female staff as sexual objects, exposing female staff to sexual harassment,' Melinda Liszewski, spokesperson for grassroots campaign movement Collective Shout, told Daily Mail Australia. '
article_snippet.sent: Ms Liszewski said that the Lowenbrau Keller, along with other establishments which the Urban Purveyor Group owns, including the Bavarian Bier Cafe, has a history of creating sexist and objectifying advertisements. '
article_snippet.sent: A number of Lowenbrau advertisements make a direct comparison between the serving size of food and beverages and the size of women’s breasts,' Ms Liszewski said.
article_snippet.sent: the Lowenbrau Keller the Lowenbrau Keller responded to the claims and said that 'the last impression we want to give is that you can come to we restaurant and stare at we waitresses' breasts, and we have very strict house rules for anyone in we