Italy's Senate has approved a new law requiring informed consent for extracurricular activities related to sexual education in schools. The law, which faced opposition, mandates parental or student consent for middle and high schools, while prohibiting such topics in primary and kindergarten.
Italy's Senate has approved a new law on informed consent, aimed at protecting minors from gender identity propaganda and reinforcing parental rights in education. Education Minister Valditara stated the law ensures balanced maturation for young people and clarifies that sex education and prevention of STIs will continue in schools.
The Italian Senate has given final approval to the Valditara bill concerning informed consent in schools. The bill, previously passed by the Chamber of Deputies, now becomes law with 78 votes in favor and 38 against.
