‘Social media tools can have positive effects on sex education’


PETALING JAYA: While she supports the call for parents to be open about discussing sex education with their children, an activist says using social media tools can bring positive effects to the sensitive issue.

Parent Action Group for Education Malaysia (PAGE) honorary secretary Tunku Munawirah Putra said in line with current trends, it will be useful to have short TikTok videos of public service announcements on sexuality education.

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