Safer sex survey

Durex Global Sex Survey Result
Safer sex
Best way to raise awareness of safer sex

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• Almost a third of adults globally (32%) believe the best way of raising awareness about safer sex is by providing free condoms in areas with a high rate of STIs and unplanned pregnancies
• A further 28% believe the best route is to provide teaching materials to schools and healthcare professionals and 17% feel governments should be encouraged to discuss safer sex issues
• The French (58%), Icelandics (51%) and Spanish (48%) believe the best way of raising awareness is through free condoms in areas with a high rate of STIs and unplanned pregnancies
• Encouraging governments to discuss safer sex issues is most popular in Serbia and Montenegro (35%), Turkey (28%) and Hong Kong (27%)
  

Encouraging young people

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• Almost three quarters of adults worldwide (74%) believe young people should be encouraged to practise safer sex
• A further 16% believe they should have regular health check-ups and 8% believe they should be encouraged to abstain from sex until they are married
• 9% of 16-20 years olds think that young people should be encouraged to abstain from sex until they are married, compared to 11% of 45-55 year olds
• Germany (26%) and Denmark (25%) are the countries that are most likely to want to encourage young people to have regular health check-ups
• Indonesians (54%) and Indians (49%) believe abstaining from sex before marriage should be the priority
  

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