Material included in radical LGBTIQ sex and gender education programs aimed at kids aged 11-13 years old has been rated MA15+ and deemed too sexually explicit to be shown on television before 8.30pm.
Material included in radical LGBTIQ sex and gender education programs aimed at kids aged 11-13 years old has been rated MA15+ and deemed too sexually explicit to be shown on television before 8.30pm.
The latest advertisement from the Coalition for Marriage simply extracted text from the controversial Safe Schools program, still being used in Victoria and South Australia, but had the advertisement knocked back by advertising regulator Commercials Advice (CAD) because of its mature content.
“It just confirms what we’ve been saying all along,” Coalition for Marriage spokesman, Lyle Shelton said. “The radical LGBTIQ sex and gender ideology that is being brought into the classroom under the guise of an anti-bullying program is not appropriate for children.
“By framing it as an anti-bullying program rather than as LGBTIQ sex education, those behind the program have been able to bypass the normal parental knowledge and consent that comes with other types of sex ed.
“Parents must be told about this, because – as the advertising regulator has said – it’s completely inappropriate for children.
“In countries where same-sex marriage has been legalised, these types of radical programs with their sexually explicit, adult content, become widespread and compulsory. Parents lose their rights to have a say in what their kids are being taught,” Mr Shelton said.
“I urge all Australians yet to have their say – vote no.”
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