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S U B S C R I B E
Friday, 20 April, 2012
Should kids get sex ed before age 9?
No sex education before nine years old—that’s what backers of an new initiative want to see in Switzerland. It’s called “Protection against Sexualization at the Kindergarten and Primary School” and is supported by a number of right-wing political parties. So what would change if this new initiative outlawing sex education before age nine was passed at the ballot box? Rainer Kamber is a spokesperson at “Swiss Sexual Health.” WRS’s Dave Goodman asked him how things work right now:
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