
Hong Kong's new sex education guidelines, which include advising teenagers to avoid premarital sex by engaging in activities like badminton, have sparked mixed reactions in the city. Criticism: Critics including some sex educators argue that the guidelines are regressive and emphasize controlling sexual impulses rather than understanding them. The curriculum, which includes warnings about "sexy clothing" and suggests filling out forms to set intimacy boundaries, is seen as perpetuating gender stereotypes and harmful myths.