Sex education around the world pt. 1

 Teaching about sex education is a really important task to do which many countries fail to master. It is obvious that sex education differs from country to country but in some its flaws can cause real harm. Here is how sex education looks around the world.

Belgium-Belgians are really relaxed when it comes to talking about sex. A site ,,Alles Over Sex" (All about sex) created by a sex health organisation, used to teach 15-year-olds but now they recommend 7-year-olds to take a look at their page. It is taken by some as disturbing and controversial though.

China-Sex education in China nearly doesn’t exists. This has led to alarming rising rates of abortion ans STDs. Uneducated teenagers enter the adulthood with no sex knowledge. Some schools tried to change it by using sex education textbooks but were very quickly removed because of the parents' uproar.

India-as well as in China sex education isn't compulsory in India which leads to very disturbing statistics. Over 53% of children aged from 5 to 12 have been subjected to sexual abuse and more than 50% of woman have no clue what menstruation is! The rate of HIV infections is also the fastest in the world. The culture in India promotes sex silence which makes young people unaware of sex abuse and their own body.

Indonesia-in Indonesia sex education is considered as an important topic. But the parents don't have the right education to teach their kids so the government is putting pressure on the teachers. Also, the only things that are being taught, are the consequences of sex but not how to prevent them or how to do it safely.


https://www.studyinternational.com/news/sex-education/

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  1. I wonder what was so controversial on the Belgian website and who found it disturbing. The same kind of people that protests against sex ed in Poland and for the same reasons?

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