More serious attention should be given to sex education, says Nancy Shukri


LUNDU: Sex education in Malaysia must be given more serious attention through a comprehensive approach that involves schools, parents and various government agencies, says Women, Family and Community Development Minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri (pic).

She stressed that sex education should no longer be treated as a taboo subject, but rather recognised as a crucial element in shaping values and protecting children and adolescents, particularly in today's increasingly digital world.

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