Against unplanned pregnancy, making every pregnancy wanted.

Banyak eh, kes buang bayi sekarang. Ada satu masa tuh, hari-hari kot masuk dalam berita. Baby dibuang bila baby tuh tak dikehendaki. Means, bila terjadi unplanned or unwanted pregnancy la kan. Tambah-tambah lagi bila tak kahwin lagi. Ada jugak walaupun dah kahwin nak plan pregnancy. Pelik, bukan ke berkahwin untuk memanjangkan zuriat. Jugak, menghalalkan apa-apa yang haram. Dah paus make love before kahwin kot. Heh! ;p

Tahu tak sekarang, kes buang bayi disiasat dibawah Seksyen 302 dan 304, Kanun Keseksaan. Banyak neh, langkah-langkah kerajaan buat untuk decrease kes buang baby. Kita ni negara Islam. Kalau kat luar negara, jarang dengar kes buang baby. Ok, takpe la. Tapi, rasanya, macam tak berapa sesuai pulak la 'sekolah hamil' diwujudkan. Isk, malas la nak komen. Siapalah i neh. Bukan nye dikalangan orang yang bijak pandai pun.

So, agak tidak sopan kalau i nak pegi kat teenagers then cakap, "oih, jangan make love before kahwin." or "weh, kalau dah sangap sangap pakai la protection." ataupun "kau tak tau dosa pahala ke?" sedangkan diri sendiri pun berbakul-bakul dosanya. I bukanlah orang yang layak cakap macam tuh. Hei, nobody does. Tak de sape pun dalam muka bumi neh layak cakap macam tu. Sebab, nobody is perfect. Ingat tuh sudah walaupun kamu rasa diri kamu tuh alim pakai tudung labuh.

Sekarang, satu campaign telah diwujudkan iaitu Yes, I Can Campaign. Campaign ni tak tertumpu hanya semata-mata kepada kes buang baby. Campaign ni jugak berkenaan macam mana kita nak mencegah unwanted pregnancy neh. Kumpulan sasaran haruslah kepada teenagers yang mengamalkan sex before marriage. Yang dah kahwin tapi nak merancang pregnancy pun boleh. Ye lah, anak memanglah rezeki, tapi kalau takde duit nak bagi anak makan apa. So kita boleh plan, tapi yang menentukan tentulah di atas sana. The Yes, I Can Campaign is an educational and awareness campaign aimed at empowering women to make informed and inspired decisions about their sexual health and contraceptive options.

Ouh, theres some trivia yang menarik perhatian;

• 45% admit to having had sex without using contraception.
• Young Malaysian couples are the most likely (48%) to know someone within their close circle of friends and family who has had an unplanned pregnancy, whereas South Korean teenagers are the least likely (12%).
• One in ten teenagers in China and Singapore state they didn't use contraception because "it's not cool".
• Thai teenagers are the most likely (17%) to simply forget to take contraception compared with young people from the rest of the region.
• Singaporean teens are most likely to state that they didn't use contraception because their "partner prefers not to use it" (37%) and because they "don't like using contraception" (26%).
• Australian teenagers are most likely (21%) to state they were "drunk and forgot" compared with young people from the rest of the region.

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Love,