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Supreme Court calls for sex education to address problematic sexual behaviour, internet misinformation
Update / Judgement Date
23 Sept 2024
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Problematic Sexual Behavior Stemming from Lack of Sex Education and Internet Misinformation The Supreme Court pointed out the alarming rise in problematic sexual behavior, partly attributing it to the lack of formal sex education and the spread of misinformation online. The court stressed the importance of incorporating comprehensive sex education in schools to combat growing concerns around sexual offenses. It further emphasized the negative impact of easily accessible harmful content on the internet, underscoring the need for societal and educational reforms to curb sexual misconduct.