Relationships and Sex Education now in force – what can parents do?
It’s now September and the Government’s new laws on Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) have come into force for all schools in England.
It’s now September and the Government’s new laws on Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) have come into force for all schools in England.
On 10 August 1885, the Criminal Law Amendment Act, which established the current age of consent of 16, became law.
Last month abortion giant Planned Parenthood announced that they would be removing the name of founder Margaret Sanger from its Manhattan clinic because of what it called her “harmful connections to the eugenics movement”.
Earlier this week, The Independent boldly claimed: “A large majority of the British public support transgender people having the right to ‘self-identify’ and choose their own gender, a new poll has found.”
In a recent opinion piece for The Daily Telegraph, the head of one of the UK’s largest abortionists highlighted that more abortions happened in England and Wales in 2019 than ever before.
The Scottish Government is currently considering introducing new hate crime laws, with Holyrood’s Justice Committee asking for views on the proposed Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Bill. The closing date for submissions is this Friday.