Teen abortion rate shocks UK

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Peace sweet.i.f and citrine

http://www.ofsted.gov.uk/assets/Internet_Content/Shared_Content/Files/sexandrelshps.pdf

Please read this Ofsted report … apart from some odd things one such really stood out for me. The graph of the percentage of children worried about contracting HIV/Aids is going down year after year. This according to Ofsted is positive to show that the course/syllabus is meeting the criterion for reducing anxiety in children regarding the subject. However, for me it seems that it is proving that creating better protection and better information about how to protect reduces the risk and hence increases the likelihood of under aged sex. The figures speak for themselves.

On another site … well … please look at these sex education videos
Sex & relationship education Videos | Teachers TV

In the videos you will learn more than you bargained for about gays and searching for the right partners.

You will see people talk about how their girlfriend was “laughing all the way through” and that it “was nice, really nice”

You will see pictures of people kissing and skin being massaged in the background and some food being represented as genitalia.

Prepare yourself for shock …

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From guardian

The number of abortions among girls under 14 has risen by more than one-fifth in a year, government figures revealed today.
Last year, 163 abortions were carried out on girls under 14 in England and Wales - a 21% rise on 2006, when there were 135, the Department of Health study showed.
The total number of abortions for all age groups last year was 198,500 – a 2.5% rise on the previous year, when there were 193,700.
The figures will reignite the debate over abortion, and particularly accusations by pro-life campaigners that the procedure is too easily available.
Today’s data suggests the government’s contraception and sexual health strategies are failing, with the number of abortions carried out on girls aged under 16 rising by 10% - from 3,990 to 4,376 - between 2006 and 2007.
There was a 12% rise among all girls aged under 15, from 1,042 in 2006 to 1,171 in 2007.
The figures relating to girls aged 14 went up by 11%, from 907 in 2006 to 1,008 in 2007.

Read complete article here

Figures show 21% rise in abortions among under-14s | Society | guardian.co.uk

I think everyone is shocked and that’s why not believing me.

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so the number of teenage abortions from 1042 in 2006 went upto 1171 in 2007, thats not so 'shocking'?... That just means the UK govt needs to do a better job with its contraception strategies. Now obviously they cant DICTATE what the people do or force little girls to wear chastity belts, so theres nothing else they can do apart from improving the former.

Peace Spock

As a vulcan I thought you would be more logical. By increasing contraception and decreasing the age of sex education and seeing the increase has already meant the strategies are not working.

The threat of unwanted pregancy and disease is mitigated by contraception and by making it more available the threat will become next to nothing. However, contraception is not perfect so despite the threat being reduced it will not mean that greater use of contraception will prevent the unwanted pregnancies.

The issue of abortions is a secondary issue the root cause that nobody is giving any value to is the act of irresponsible sex ... meaning doing so outside marriage or outside the financial means to raise children that could result from that sex.

The best way to prevent abortions in any age is to prevent the act of irresponsible and unethical sex. Not to promote the sex by duping the people into believing that the risks are no longer present. Furthermore, by selling sex enthusiasm in the schools via sex and relationship studies you will get more problems.

The best chastity belt is the one worn over our minds by choice.

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so ur telling us that sex before marriage is wrng and sum sort of unethical act...kool thats wht islam teaches us...but i dnt think u can put ur islamic teaching everywhere....it can be an irresponsible and unethical act for u but not for ppl living in uk....

i doubt that ppl will stp dng it... if u strt teachng thm hw bad and unethical it is..nd blaallwwwa...its gud that childrn r recievng this education and further help in schools..otherwise u wuld hve nt been able to control the abortion rate ....

I'm living in the UK and I consider it unethical....may be you meant non muslims living in UK. Even non muslims don't like their daughters getting pregnant before marriage so get your facts right.

Hello!

Where do you live madam? The whole thing is about abortion rates being out of control....and it's not only muslims who are criticising the sex education policies.

Nadine Dorries, a Tory MP who has campaigned for a reduction in the time limit on abortions, said the figures reflected "how the government has presided over a continuous and steady increase in abortion rates in ever younger girls".
She said: "Abortion is an industry in the UK. Teenagers have never had so much sex education taught so badly, with almost no access to help where and when they need it most, resulting in a distressing and life-altering spell in an abortion clinic.
"This government has neglected teenagers and young people in the most appalling manner, leading to huge increases in the number of STIs and abortions. As the figures show today, the situation is becoming worse year on year."

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evn i live in uk...and trust me i hve nt seen sooo many gora ppl complaining abt their childrn recivng sex education in schools ...
and yea i meant non muslim ppl...even thy dnt mind if their daughtrs gt pregnant befre wedding....im nt tlkng abt 12-15 yr old girls here....

But the article is talking about abortions in 10-18 years old. I'm sure parents [muslims or non muslims] don't like their teenage daughters getting pregnant and then aborting the baby.

And for Parents who consider sex education as a complete blessing should start thinking otherwise.

where did u get ur facts from? have you ever studied other western theologies?

please, dont compare jahil-pervert with educated individuals.

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ok.. imagine nw... ur kids specially girls dnt gt any sex education in schools? thy r gttng married nd dnt knw much abt sex...wuld u like to tell thm evrythng frm a-z?

yes i still believe sex education is a blessing

If a school can provide sex education … why not parents ?

There was a time when desi women hardly used to get any schooling ..

Where from they were getting it then :aq:

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yes thats y ..after shaadi dessi women sex life sucks..am sorry to be so mean..but yes their sex life sucks.and they hve soooo many issues.......u jst hve no idea.ur nt a girl...so plz sty shshhh in this matter

But I would love to acquire some knowledge on this issue ?

So having 6 to 12 kids in couple of years aint enough… wow sex life sucks innit ?

Its about time you should read some genuine research done over such issues

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sex is nt all about hvng children and gttng pregnant..i guess ur too immature

Then what exactly you girls are looking for when you describe that word

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i think ..and seriously..u need sum sex education!!

Haha don’t worry about me …

I was just giving you enough material for another thread :D

and back to the topic ....

What measures should Government take to prevent /control this alarming situation ?

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^ control media

And as a fellow human being, you proved yourself to be one, by first assuming Im a Vulcan, and secondly assuming I meant 'increasing contraception' was the answer I was suggesting. Increasing the means wont help, educating people how to use it, and why they should use it does. You sound like the mollahs in Swat refusing polio vaccinations because they would make them infertile.

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The threat of unwanted pregancy and disease is mitigated by contraception and by making it more available the threat will become next to nothing. However, contraception is not perfect so despite the threat being reduced it will not mean that greater use of contraception will prevent the unwanted pregnancies.

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Come on, its lack of contraception and birth control that leads to unwanted pregnancies, even a little kid knows that nowadays.

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The issue of abortions is a secondary issue the root cause that nobody is giving any value to is the act of irresponsible sex ... meaning doing so outside marriage or outside the financial means to raise children that could result from that sex.

The best way to prevent abortions in any age is to prevent the act of irresponsible and unethical sex. Not to promote the sex by duping the people into believing that the risks are no longer present. Furthermore, by selling sex enthusiasm in the schools via sex and relationship studies you will get more problems.

The best chastity belt is the one worn over our minds by choice.
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Yeah but your Islamic ideology wont apply here, this is england, the Govt has no say in telling the ppl how to live their lifestyles out, or interfere in their private matters. You live in England, not Afghanistan.

Peace again bro Spock

Again ... it is the not the lack of contraception in itself. Look putting it simply. Let's group people in classes:

a) Will not have sex very early before marriage or until later even if they had the opportunity to do so, based on religious or moral convictions

b) These people will NOT have sex because there is high risk of becoming pregnant if they did

c) Others would still have sex, but seek and use contraception

d) Will have sex and actively seek to avoid contraception for whatever reason

When contraception availability is high some people from d) will move into category c) which is what you are saying, but what I am saying is that some people from category b) will move into c).

Contraception is an industry and it is intended to maximise its use and sales. However, contraception is also not 100%. Let's say when contraception availability is low then the numbers in groups b) c) and d) will be x, y, z. However, when availability is high then we will get

b) = x - delta(x), d) = z - delta(z) and c) = y + delta(x) + delta(z).

Because some of b) and d) move into c)

Approx 95% of contraception works so in low contraception availability the numbers pregnant in this category will be 0.95 * y, however, the numbers pregnant in this category will increase due to additions from b) and c) in high availabilities of contraception.

There will be a net fall in the d) people admitted ... but more emphasis is being made to convert the b)'s in to c)'s. Additionally the type of education as I have earlier shown from the videos encourages a shift in all categories upwards. So a)'s become b)'s and b)'s are more likely to become c)'s and c)'s to become d)'s.

By the combined effect of inadequate sex education i.e. not stressing the moral obligation of abstinence and encouraging promiscuity (no religion mentioned) then you will get the observed increase that facts are showing. Of course this is the reason why the figures are increasing. Otherwise we would see a decrease not an increase had contraception or current types of sex education been of any benefit.

How can I possibly assume you are a vulcan? Though I said it ... I hope it was clear that it was a 'statement made in jest'. I understand Star Trek to be fictional. I'll ignore the inferences about me resembling the Mullahs.