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Breaking the silence on sex in Singapore
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June 15, 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.
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