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Sex Education for Parents
Lovelife will be launching a nationwide radio, TV and press campaign in mid-February aimed at helping parents to talk to their children about sex. The organisation is dismayed at calls from the African Christian Democratic Party to ban sex education in schools. David Harris, Lovelife's CEO, says that contrary to parents' fears, talking about sex to children does not encourage them to become sexually active.
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