March 25, 2019
In a country like Bangladesh, where it is socially taboo to talk about adolescent physical changes and inevitable reproductive health, teaching these topics in the classroom is undoubtedly risky.
The country's government has tried for a long time to include reproductive health in the curriculum, but has not achieved the desired results.
But this time the country's education ministry has taken an initiative to teach reproductive health and gender in a completely different way.
As a part of this, a pilot project is being taught in three hundred and fifty schools for the last 5 years.
How successful was the initiative?
Has the social reform of students-teachers-parents on reproductive health gone away?
Watch Ahrar Hossain's video report.
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