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Concerns about revising sex ed in schools

It is AWARE’s stand that accurate and responsible information on contraceptive methods is a crucial part of sexuality education. »
MOE responds to queries about sex education

The Ministry of Education says that its Sexuality Education Programme is not just about abstinence. »
Parliament Primer: Debate over ministerial pay

Three female parliamentarians offered differing views on this issue during the Jan 9 to 18 sitting. »
Sex sells – but what messages about gender are you really consuming?

Sexualised female bodies are everywhere in advertising, peddling a synthetic and cynical idea of sex. »
Thoughts after watching Aunty Lucy

AWARE member Lee Yenyen ponders the damaging gender stereotypes found in the Chinese-language media here. »
An eventful year for women’s rights

Regime-changing revolutions, global protests, and other landmark achievements: A look back at 2011. »
Real-life stories of hope and pain

A survivor of domestic violence explains why she found comfort in Kendra Frazier's new book, Nightingale Songs. »
Parliament Primer: The foreign factor

Human trafficking and the rights of foreign wives were discussed during the Nov 21 to 22 sitting of Parliament. »
Can we still trust ASEAN?

Recent developments call into question the organisation's commitment to advancing women's rights in the region. »
Our response to “Improve job security for pregnant contract employees”

Read AWARE’s letter to the ST Forum Page on how to curb discrimination against pregnant employees. »







