Quick Review of sex education in school all over world

USA	Yes – with every aspect	With prior consent of parents
European countries	Switzerland in particular	comprehensive sex education
In Sweden	compulsory sex education starts when children are 10 to 12.	Without parental consent, teens can get free medical care, free condoms,
In England	sex edun not compulsory in schools ,it is optional,	as parents can refuse to let their children take part in the lessons.
"The focus [in Western Europe]	more on preventing pregnancy and less on sex itself,"	Emergency contraceptives  are available without a prescription.
African Countries-South Africa	Comprehensive sex education in school	NGOs are actively involved
In Nigeria	emphasizes the development of skills,	teacher training and community involvement
Australia. N.land	Yes – with every aspect	Also through safe websites
Asian Countries -Malaysia	Sex education will be absorbed into the current school syllabus	will not be taught as a specific subject.
Thailand	The Ministry of Education in Thailand has approved	a program to teach every aspect of sex in their curriculum.
Bangaldesh	Sex Education is a Dirty Word here!	"Ignorance and superstition are two major problems here.
Sri Lanka	Education on awareness and prevention of HIV/AIDS.	Drop-out rate after primary education is high. UNICEF -  seek to reach adolescents .
China	Don't have very good sexual education in schools. It is still very much centred around physiological development."	People are still too shy to talk about sex. . People use  websites to find out information about sex, which is often incorrect or unreliable,"
Pakistan	Sex educn Not in school	Adv by  Parents only
In Burma	There are no lessons about	sex education at all
Imphal	materials have been prepared for the inclusion of adolescence education	from the next academic session in classes V, VI and VII
India	Position all you know	Ban at present
Asia	Beliefs such as, "if you talk more about sex, will lead to more promiscuity and promiscuous behaviour among youth" still persists	in almost all the countries in the asia