Judge Wang Lijuan of Beijing's Haidian District People's Court said that she is seeing an increase in the number of sexual crimes committed by children; and she blames it on pornography.
"More than 90 percent of the young criminals involved in rape cases admitted pornographic websites, books and films had influenced them," the judge explained, "Teenagers have plenty of curiosity but little self-control when exposed to obscene material."
The China Daily reported that Wang saw 5 rape cases in 2005, a number that jumped to 11 in 2006. She told of one 16-year old who watched pornography and told her that "he wanted to put into practice what he had watched and raped a woman"
This is simply further evidence that we need better options to protect young and developing minds from pornography.
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