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Deputy Education Minister Teo Nie Ching referred to a failure of quality control,
pointing out that that “the general understanding on sex education is still low”
Statistics show that around 14 in every 1,000 underaged girls in Malaysia fall
pregnant every year, which adds up to an average of 18,000 girls per year.
According to a 2015 survey backed by the Health Ministry, 35% of Malaysian female
youth believe that having sex for the first time does not lead to a pregnancy, and one
in five Malaysians believed that STIs (Sexually Transmitted Infection) could be
transmitted by mosquitoes.
The responsibility of educating children on reproductive health doesn’t just fall on the
shoulders of teachers and the school system – parents, too, play a key role and need to
step up to the plate / Parents play a pivotal role
As they will grow to become sexually active, they will need to learn about pregnancy,
abstinence (don’t want to do smtg), contraception, sexually transmitted infections and
adequate prevention
According to data from the World Bank, European countries tend to have the lowest
rate of teen pregnancies.
KNOWLEDGE
Ipoh ranked as one of the top ten ‘Best in Asia’ destinations by Lonely Planet in 2016.
According to the travel booking portal, Agoda, Kuala Lumpur and Malaysia were the
third most booked city and country in Asia. In the same survey, Kuala Lumpur was
also named as the third most visited city in Asia. KL surpassed other destinations
which include Hong Kong, Osaka, Taipei, Seoul, Singapore, Bali and Pattaya.
The eldest child and daughter of the 4th Prime Minister of Malaysia, Marina Mahathir
is an inspirational figure to many of us. Besides shinning the spotlight on issues like
HIV/AIDS, the 59-year-old socio-political activist has also been championing
women’s rights, freedom of speech, minority rights, and calling for an end
to discrimination based on sexual orientations.