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Recently, in a televised interview in Saudi Arabia, a prominent doctor, Dr. Nizar Bahber, stated that 92% of Saudi women had watched online pornography. His statement sparked rage in the Saudi social media realm. Dr. Bahber is the Director of The Saudi Society for Infectious Diseases, with over 230,000 online followers. He was lamenting over access to pornography, which he claims is freely aired on satellite television. He mentioned in the interview that data from 2014 showed that just 23% of Saudi women reported seeing at least one pornographic video. However, when the survey was repeated in 2019, that number went up to 92%. "Therefore, in many premarital seminars, I tell men that you cannot blame your wife, who you recently married, and ask her 'How do you know about these things?' because access to this content is much easier than before," the doctor said. As a reaction to the doctor's remarks, the Arabic hashtag "Nazar Bahberi insults Saudi women" quickly went viral. One user tweeted, "He is sitting there and giving the world the impression that Saudi women are easy." Defending himself, the doctor stated that the latest survey had a sample of 3,000 respondents and was done "In order to create proper awareness content" and "to determine the extent of the problem."
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Doctor’s Claim that 92% of Saudi Women Watch P*rn Sparks Outrage
Location: Saudi Arabia
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