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RFSU talked about sex in the Swedish parliament

Published 1/11/2010 | Updated 1/11/2010

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Hans Olsson talked about sex in the Swedish parliament

Sexuality and relationship education in Sweden has been compulsory for over 50 years. Yet, teachers are still not educated in this area. RFSU wants to make sexuality and relationships a compulsory subject in the education curriculum, a goal that the teacher’s association also supports. On November 3, 2009 RFSU was consequently asked to hold a seminar about sexuality and relationships for Swedish parliamentarians.

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