Workshop guides youth in protecting personal safety, health and well-being


Wong (fourth from left) flying the Jalur Gemilang at the Jiwa@Komuniti Madani Malay­sia Day in Sibu.

Sex education is essential in guiding teenagers to respect themselves and others, and to make wise life choices.

Bawang Assan assemblyman Datuk Seri Wong Soon Koh said that while the subject might be considered sensitive, it was particularly important for secondary school students navigating adolescence.

“Remember these three simple points: First, you have rights to your body, so always respect yourself.

“Second, respect others with your words, actions and in relationships.

“Third, think before you act,” he said at the launch of a sex education workshop under “Jiwa@Komuniti Madani Malay­sia Day” at SMK Sungai Merah Multi-purpose Hall in Sibu, Sarawak.

The knowledge gained from the workshop, he added, should be applied in protecting personal safety, health and well-being, and shared with others.

Wong also called on the younger generation to appreciate three important dates – National Day on Aug 31, Malaysia Day on Sept 16 and Sarawak Day on July 22 – each representing the nation’s struggle, sacrifice and unity.

The programme also featured the Jalur Gemilang handover for a flag-flying campaign and talks by Sibu Health Department, Sibu district police headquarters and Sibu Prison Department.

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