Coalition urges Reps to review sexual education, reproductive health policies
By Gift ChapiOdekina, Abuja A coalition of civil society organisations (CSOs), led by the Centre for African Policy Research and Advisory (CAFPRA), has called on the National Assembly to review policies and educational programmes relating to sexuality education and reproductive health.
He alleged that some international organisations and foreign interests were attempting to influence public opinion in African countries in support of policy frameworks relating to sexuality, gender and reproductive health.
He argued that the debate went beyond conventional health education, requiring greater public understanding of concepts associated with comprehensive sexuality education and sexual and reproductive health and rights.
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