The question of whether the rise of Internet pornography has reduced incidents of rape is nothing new, but the recent ban and blockage of pornographic site in India raised a big question :

If the question about the connection between pornography and violence is constructed simplistically -- ""Does pornography cause rape?"" -- the answer is clearly no. Since some men who use pornography don't rape, and some men who rape don't use pornography, pornography is neither a necessary nor sufficient condition for rape. There is no way to make a convincing claim that pornography is,
But if we ponder the question beyond simplistic cause-and-effect models (which are not particularly useful in explaining any human behavior), we might ask, ""Is pornography ever a factor that contributes to rape?"" That question recognizes the limits of the human ability to understand complex behavior while at the same time opening up pathways for deeper understanding within those limits.
Critics of pornography do not argue that pornography is ever the sole direct causal agent in sexual violence. No one argues that if pornography disappeared that rape would disappear. Instead, the discussion should be about the ways in which pornography might be implicated in sexual violence in this culture. We understand that pornography alone doesn't make men do it, but that pornography is part of a world in which men do it, and therefore the production, content, and use of pornography are important to understand in the quest to eliminate sexual violence.
Given the epidemic levels of sexual violence and the widespread availability of increasingly graphic pornography in the most countries, it is not surprising that researchers and activists have tried to answer the question of whether there is a connection between men's use of pornography and sexual violence.

Some studies and reviews of other examinations of content suggest there are a few basic themes in pornography:
(1) All women at all times want sex from all men;
(2) women enjoy all the sexual acts that men perform or demand, and;
(3) any woman who does not at first realize this can be easily turned with a little force, though force is rarely necessary because most of the women in pornography are the imagined ""nymphomaniacs"" about whom many men fantasize.
An extensive analysis of the content of contemporary pornography is beyond the scope of this essay, but some understanding is important in evaluating the effects.

Nigeria rape cases tends to be on its increase. Can we account for the prevalence of rape to the increase use of pornography among Nigerians. Should Nigeria government ban pornography as India did despite their partial lift on the ban for tge moment. What will be your reactions if such law ever have its way to Nigeria?

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