Condoms Vending Machines in Schools
The war against AIDS/HIV
The Minister of Health of Brazil, Jose Gomes Temporão, announced today the production of the first 400 machines for condoms that will be installed in public schools participating in the program Health and Prevention in Schools (HPS).
The announcement will be made at 10am, during the 7th Brazilian Congress on the Prevention of Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) and AIDS, in Florianopolis. The meeting will last until Saturday, is sponsored by the National Program for STD / AIDS of the Ministry of Health.
The Congress will present controversial topics such as restricting the entry of foreigners with HIV in some countries and to provide treatment to patients of AIDS in Brazil, considered by the World Health Organization (WHO) leading provider of anti-retroviral drugs to Aids .
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It is much better to teach children to have “no sex” instead of “safe sex”. HIV/AIDS will not be stopped unless the morals of people change and they only have one partner that they have sex with, their spouse.
The government is wasting money placing condom vending machines at schools. I live in Africa and I can assure you that this does not work. Children do not take responsibility nowadays and they may use a condom once or twice but then the novelty wil wear off and they will then become careless and stop using them.
Some people use condom only in the first or second relation, after that they become careless and start doing without it.