New Delhi: BJP spokesperson and advocate Nalin Kohli requested from Supreme court for asking Bureau of Police Research and Development ,BPRDTo study the worrying relationship between free access to Internet pornography and increasing cases of child sexual abuse.
a well documented public interest litigation, Kohli said that urgent measures are needed to prevent the access of minors to internet porn and drew the attention of the court to the recent investigation Assam Police The rape and murder of a six-year-old girl in Nagaon district, which exposed the dangerous effect of easily accessible web-based violent pornographic material on the minds of influential minors.
Referring to the police report cited by Kohli in the PIL, the perpetrators of the horrific rape-cum-murder of a six-year-old girl were four minors in the age group of 8 to 11 years and a porn addict. Police revealed that the minors committed the crime because the victim refused to participate in watching porn with them and protested against the sexual harassment.
In an emergent situation where minors are involved in multiple cases of sexual assault, it has become imperative to collate and analyze qualitative data from all state and union territory police by a specialized agency like the BPRD to determine whether the minor is sexually assaulted. You are denied access to the content. Committing sexual offenses against women and children and then attempting to destroy evidence. He said that this would help all the stakeholders to take remedial measures.
Kohli said that it is most frightening that children are also among the victims of such crimes. “What is even more worrying is that sex education is not part of the education system for proper sexual behavior and is considered socially inappropriate and even a taboo,” he said.
He requested the Supreme Court to “direct the officers of all state police organizations to collect data in a time bound manner on the specific issue of investigation to confirm a link between viewing of pornographic material and acts of rape and to prepare an SOP”. Also consider: To include the aspect of viewing pornographic material by the police when investigating rape and sexual assault cases.
a well documented public interest litigation, Kohli said that urgent measures are needed to prevent the access of minors to internet porn and drew the attention of the court to the recent investigation Assam Police The rape and murder of a six-year-old girl in Nagaon district, which exposed the dangerous effect of easily accessible web-based violent pornographic material on the minds of influential minors.
Referring to the police report cited by Kohli in the PIL, the perpetrators of the horrific rape-cum-murder of a six-year-old girl were four minors in the age group of 8 to 11 years and a porn addict. Police revealed that the minors committed the crime because the victim refused to participate in watching porn with them and protested against the sexual harassment.
In an emergent situation where minors are involved in multiple cases of sexual assault, it has become imperative to collate and analyze qualitative data from all state and union territory police by a specialized agency like the BPRD to determine whether the minor is sexually assaulted. You are denied access to the content. Committing sexual offenses against women and children and then attempting to destroy evidence. He said that this would help all the stakeholders to take remedial measures.
Kohli said that it is most frightening that children are also among the victims of such crimes. “What is even more worrying is that sex education is not part of the education system for proper sexual behavior and is considered socially inappropriate and even a taboo,” he said.
He requested the Supreme Court to “direct the officers of all state police organizations to collect data in a time bound manner on the specific issue of investigation to confirm a link between viewing of pornographic material and acts of rape and to prepare an SOP”. Also consider: To include the aspect of viewing pornographic material by the police when investigating rape and sexual assault cases.