In a recent development, the minister of Education and sports Janet Museveni has voiced her disapproval of family planning measures targeted at school-age girls.
The statement was made by Janet during a public address at Kololo Independence ground during the National Youth Convention .
During her speech, Janet Museveni emphasized her reservations regarding the provision of family planning services to girls of school age.
“ Family planning is for families who want to space their children…”
She cited various reasons for her opposition, highlighting potential social and health implications that could arise from these measures.
Meanwhile Janet’s remarks shed light on the ongoing debate surrounding family planning practices aimed specifically at adolescent girls.
Her concerns reflect a desire to ensure that young girls receive appropriate guidance and support in matters relating to their reproductive health.
The issue of providing family planning services to school-age girls is a complex and sensitive matter.
However while some argue that access to such services empowers girls to make informed decisions about their bodies and future, others, like Janet express reservations about the potential consequences and societal implications.
Janet’s statement contributes to the ongoing discourse surrounding the topic, highlighting the need for further discussion, research, and collaboration among stakeholders to address the concerns raised. heck also;
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