Comprehensive sex education doesn’t hypersexualize children – Roots of Health #Storycon | Roots of Health Executive Director Amina Evangelista Swanepoel stressed that comprehensive sexuality education empowers children to protect their health and make informed decisions rather than teaching them to engage in sexual activities. | ONE News

India's younger generation is redefining attitudes toward sex, breaking away from traditional taboos and embracing open conversations about consent, relationships, and sexual health. With greater exposure to global perspectives through the internet and social media, Gen Z is challenging outdated norms and advocating for comprehensive sex education. However, they change partners quickly which doesn’t lead to a settlement in their lives. | Indiatimes