Erotic video producers have created a stir after posting “sex education” videos on their Facebook channel. Now, the group of young people are facing vocal criticism from the public and government for their bold venture.
In order to combat child abuse in all its forms, the government should start implementing comprehensive sex education and teach them about how to defend themselves from sexual assaults at schools, according to Cambodia National Council for Children (NCC).
Sex education is a vital learning aspect that covers topics about an individual’s physiological development, sexual health and relationships. Despite this, many Cambodians shy away from talking about it.
Apparently, Netflix’s new comedy-drama web television series “Sex Education” is without doubt a sexually explicit, graphic and garbage at first look; but in retrospect, it is forthright, relatable and earnestly relevant.
As 2018 is wrapping up in the corner and everyone is just so excited to say hello to 2019, I have come to terms with the fact that this year, my life has been a complete cycle of long hours of mental work at the newsroom and (almost) equally long hours of ‘Netflix and Chill’. Literally. You dirty-minded people.
