Übersetzung für "Sex education " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

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16. Condemns any policy of sex discrimination and repression such as that effective in Cuba to date and welcomes the educational campaigns on sex discrimination that are currently implemented by the Cuban national centre for sex education;

16. Condemns any policy of sex discrimination and repression such as that effective in Cuba to date and welcomes the educational campaigns on sex discrimination that are currently implemented by the Cuban national centre for sex education;

20. Urges the Member States to ensure universal access to education and the provision of instruction in the preconditions for personal growth, including an ability to live together in society and ethical principles, the provision of life-skills and sex education, including responsibility and respect for one's partner and action to promote increased safety in schools for all children, to increase protection against violence, abuse, rape, the dangers of sexual promiscuity, unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections including HIV, in the closest possible association with schools, other educational resources, the social service ...[+++]s and services that combat juvenile delinquency;

4. Considers that education has a key role to play in promoting equal opportunities for men and women; believes that issues related to equality of the sexes must be taken increasingly into account in course syllabuses, in teaching, in textbooks, and in other teaching aids; sex education focusing on access to information and freedom of decision in sexual and reproductive matters must be included in school curricula and syllabuses if young people of both sexes are to enjoy an adequate level of reproductive health, to ensure which (following the UN Conference on Population and Development) vital needs such as maternity and the prevention ...[+++]of sexually transmitted diseases (including HIV) must be comprehensively taken into account;

16. Highlights the new move by Kenya to launch a sex education programme in primary and secondary schools, and calls on the European Union to fund the mainstreaming of AIDS education into basic education and into non-formal education programmes in developing countries;