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At an asylum seeker camp in Reynosa, Mexico, a makeshift school had been set up inside a church to bring some sense of normalcy to families displaced by violence, poverty, or political upheaval.

Epoch Company Ltd. drops US lawsuit against viral 'Sylvanian Drama' content creator Lawsuit alleged parody clips damaged the toys' 'wholesome' brand image Fans suggest new names from 'Desperate ...

A Japanese toymaker has dropped its lawsuit against the Irish creator behind the hugely popular 'Sylvanian Drama' accounts on social media. Thea Von Engelbrechten, who is from Co Kildare, used the ...

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Epoch Company Ltd., the U.S. maker of Calico Critters, abruptly dropped its lawsuit against Sylvanian Drama, the TikTok and Instagram series where innocent-looking woodland toys star in twisted ...

Epoch Company Ltd., is the US maker of adorable fuzzy dolls called Calico Critters. Those dolls are known as “Sylvanian Families” in other markets, and more recently, they became a viral sensation ...

The Japanese toy and video game company that owns the Sylvanian Families brand has dropped a legal case against an Irish online content creator with 3.5 million followers. Epoch Company took the case ...