Coghe (Pro Vita): ‘Strengthen parents’ educational freedom on affectivity and sexuality’

“The survey showed that 80% of Italians believe that parents have the right to educate their children on issues of affectivity and sexuality and that schools must inform parents in advance if these issues are discussed. for years we have been working on these issues in the field, but we have found that this is not the case. Very often schools do not inform parents, the right of educational priority is not respected. the request we make today to the next government is to strengthen and protect freedom education of parents and above all to strengthen the informed consent of parents, so that they can choose whether or not to address these issues “. Thus the spokesperson of Pro Vita & Famiglia, Jacopo Coghe, on the sidelines of the presentation in the Senate of the national survey promoted by the non-profit organization and conducted by the Noto institute.