If production of porn involves or leads to crimes against women, it needs eradication, not regulation
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Porn as terminology, has three very clear aspects. One is the moralistic debate: to watch or not to watch? Here, not just India, but every single country, including the most liberal, western countries are involved. The second part of the debate is: who produces porn and why? And the third is, simply, how much of the porn industry universe is connected to human trafficking andsexual offences against women.
Let us look at all three aspects independent of each other.
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