Sex education curriculum must address 'toxic masculinity', say students

Sex education curriculum must address 'toxic masculinity', say students

Woman hand writing 'Sex Education' on green blackboard

The relationship and sexual education (RSE) school curriculum must address "toxic masculinity", the term used to describe how certain masculine traits cause harm to men, women, and others.

The Irish Second-Level Students’ Union (ISSU) told the Oireachtas committee on gender equality on Thursday that the current RSE curriculum is outdated and too focused on biology over consent. 

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