Conservative groups have protested against the new subject, which they say is a way to smuggle “corrupting” sex education into schools.

Conservative groups have protested against the new subject, which they say is a way to smuggle “corrupting” sex education into schools.
They say it will promote “depravity” and “sexualisation” of children.
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Critics say the proposed law is a further attempt by the conservative government to restrict sex education in schools.
Anna Hackett
Sex education has become a political battleground amid Poland’s election campaign.
The education minister also endorsed a proposed new law to prevent the “sexualisation of children” in schools.
“The worst sewage from the Western world is pouring into Poland,” warns one nationalist leader.
The campaign has been criticised as outdated and incomplete by an education foundation.
Polish pope John Paul II’s encyclicals should become part of textbooks, suggests Przemysław Czarnek.
The owner hopes the shop will help change attitudes towards sex in Poland.
The law would introduce state-funded abortion on demand, compulsory sex education, and prescription-free morning-after pills.
Proposed legislation in Poland is an “alarming, misguided and detrimental” measure “to criminalise sex education”, say MEPS.