Breaking the silence on sex in Singapore

Written on :

June 4, 2024

Generating awareness and conversations about sex are important for a prevention-first approach against sexual harassment, abuse and assault. As attitudes towards sex evolve, education must likewise adapt to encourage sexual wellness and protect people against sexual crimes. Find out what people in Singapore think about sex education below. Insights from Malaysia here.

No items found.

Latest Insights

Half of SG dads took paternity leave in 2022, study shows

Since government-paid paternity leave was introduced in 2013, take-up rates have more than doubled from about 25 per cent to over 50 per cent of fathers in recent years.

Parental leave progress hinges on fathers and employers.

The success of Singapore's bold new parental leave policies hinges on fathers embracing their role in caregiving and employers supporting a balanced approach to family and work life, say the Institute of Policy Studies’ Mathew Mathews and Melvin Tay.

What SG EV drivers think about the country's EV infrastructure.

From government incentives to charging habits and the growing demand for better infrastructure, here’s what Singaporean EV drivers are really thinking as they hit the road.

Ready to elevate your insight’s game?

Take the first step towards data-driven excellence.
Contact Milieu today.