New Delhi: According to the recent Population Fund (UNFPA), the aim of comprehensive level sex education (CSE) is to enhance information, skills, behavior, and life-values in children and young people, so that they have positive thinking in their mental and social development. In the context of CSE provides the necessary information to the youth to protect their dignity, physical and mental health. It discusses gender equality, masculinity, femininity, sex, reproductive health, sexual identity.

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According to sources, it is emphasized to identify various forms and manifestations of violence. Our youth, who are denied such education, often seek answers to their questions in the wrong ways, it is not their fault, sex, physical changes or relationships in families are not talked about at all. Even today you do not find women talking openly about menstruation. At the point of age at which children need balanced guidance and correct information, at that time if they get information through pornographic websites, which has a wrong effect on their understanding about sexuality, consent, and sexual relations.

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Banning the website is not the solution: It is also being said that banning any website is not a solution to this problem. Nor do I believe that data should be made expensive because apart from pornography, youth take advantage of it for many positive purposes. There is a need for an awareness campaign in which children and youth are given accurate information. Topics considered taboo in communities should be discussed openly. Comprehensive sexuality education should be an essential part of regular courses in schools and colleges. The easy availability of data is today making the life of people easier in all areas from education to health. In the event of it being expensive, they will be adversely affected. A large number of people will be deprived of its positive benefits.

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