With 13,000 new films per year, 28,000 online viewers every second and 793 million Google hits for the word itself, our demand for porn seems almost insatiable. Statistics indicate that 43% of all internet users view pornography and when in 2009, scientists at the University of Montreal attempted to carry out a study involving men in their 20s who had never watched porn, they couldn’t find any. In an age of increased consumer awareness, where big name shops like Primark, Topman and Marks and Spencer cede to customer pressure, and where persistent lobbying is increasing the range of fair-trade products available, does the average pornography consumer question the willingness of those from whom he is getting pleasure? The problem of sex trafficking is largely...
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