Sex is a fact of life. Humans choose to have sex. Although sex is private, its consequences can be a public problem. Risky sexual behavior can lead to health risks affecting many people. Society has a legitimate interest in regulating some aspects of high risk behaviors that threaten innocent lives.
Problems can cost much in lives, scarce resources and manpower.
But the human right to enjoy sex privately must be protected. Promoting safer practices limit the need for government interference in private lives. Many countries now recognize the factual presentation of sex ed and AIDS education as the best possible way to limit problems associated with promiscuous, unprotected sexual behavior. The misinformation passed among children and adolescent is not accurate and perhaps may be very risky. Family break-up and marital discord due to sexual dysfunctions.