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National Aids Committee resolves to revive school condom vending machine project

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National Aids Committee resolves to revive school condom vending machine project

BANGKOK: -- The National Aids Committee Tuesday resolved to revive the project to install condom vending machines in schools and university, Deputy Prime Minister Yongyuth Yutthawong said.

Yongyuth chaired the committee meeting during which it approved a strategic plan to promote the use of condoms to contain HIV.

He said the project would start with installation of condom vending machines in vocation schools before the project would be expanded to other education institutions.

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/breakingnews/National-Aids-Committee-resolves-to-revive-school--30253296.html

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-- The Nation 2014-02-03

"promote the use of condoms to contain HIV"

wow does he mean that? maybe reduce the population a little?

K. Meechai (aka Mr. Condom) will be happy to hear this.

For those who never heard about k. Meechai, read this first

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mechai_Viravaidya

Not mentioned, but k. Meechai is a member of the NRC and the NRC had him as one of the 20 NRC members to join the CDC with speciality Education)

http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/full-list-members-nrc

http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/nrc-names-20-charter-writers

Furthermore k. Meechai is one of the good guys, a bit of an activist some might say

"BANGKOK, 13 October 2014 (NNT) - A veteran activist and former politician who has been appointed as one of the 250 National Reform Council members is suggesting the participation of students in the reform of Thailand’s education."

http://thainews.prd.go.th/CenterWeb/NewsEN/NewsDetail?NT01_NewsID=WNPOL5710140010003

It's one way to get rid of the size XXS !

It's one way to get rid of the size XXS !

If you remember the news a couple weeks ago they already got rid of the xxl. Dumped on a hill as I recall. 1000s of them.

Stop beating around the bush and just start rounding up poor people are sterilize them. What good is a junta if you don't pull a stunt like that?

<that was sarcasm for those of you who take everything you read on the internet too seriously>

Mr Mechai was a Politician and the original pioneer of this Condom idea,can't think why it did'nt continue? unless young people are not having sex anymore rolleyes.gif

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mechai_Viravaidya

Edited by MAJIC

Funny how the supposedly right wing junta is undoing some of the more extreme yellow shirt right wingisms.

Having a condom apparently makes women drop their pants and lie down ready and waiting.

How soon before the hallways of the school will be filled with condom balloons and the need to fill

the machine often as most of the condoms soon will be sold on the streets,

Thai kids are not ready for such responsibility, rather than giving free condoms it will be much

better to have frequent sex education classes to hammer the message that safe sex is a necessity

and not optional for the better health and future of all young people...

One hopes that AIDS prevention is also taught inside the classroom as a component to sex education and the reproductive system , this coupled with the prevention would make students fully understand the dangers of unprotected sex , however the dangers of promiscuity is a chance you have to take, but Mum and Dad are now let of the hook and don't have to explain what all those bits and strange things happening are all about. coffee1.gif

Youngsters nowdays start having sex in secondary school, due to internet and open culture on sex.

Most highly person contract HIV virus are students thinking they are safe companre with sex workers which taking a great precautions against AIDS.

Funny how the supposedly right wing junta is undoing some of the more extreme yellow shirt right wingisms.

Having a condom apparently makes women drop their pants and lie down ready and waiting.

.... I think the line from my youth was "Dya wanna &lt;deleted&gt;?" She, offended, replies "NO!"

...."Well, would you mind lying down while I do?"

Stop beating around the bush and just start rounding up poor people are sterilize them. What good is a junta if you don't pull a stunt like that?

<that was sarcasm for those of you who take everything you read on the internet too seriously>

Thailand would immediately receive international condomnation if that ever happened.

This isn't sarcasm, for those who give a damn.

Condom vending machines to be introduced at schools, colleges

BANGKOK: -- The national committee for AIDS prevention and resolution has endorsed the national condom strategy plan that will pave the way for installing condom vending machines at educational institutes across the country.


The endorsement was reached at the meeting of the committee Tuesday.

Deputy Prime Minister Yongyuth Yuthavong, as chairman of the national committee for AIDS prevention and resolution, said the national condom strategy allows coin-operated condom vending machines to be installed at educational institutes.

The machines will first be put up at vocational education institutes, whereas other types of institutes will gradually get the vending machines within four years’ time.

He said the slow pace of the implementation of the plan came amid expected opposition from civil society groups.

The deputy prime minister revealed further that the meeting also endorsed the proposal for the use of technology to allow members of the public to receive ‘self-tests’ for HIV infection that would allow them to quickly access treatment channels after learning of their infection.

A more detailed plan for this initiative will be yielded by June.

Earlier report released by the ministry showed teenagers carried high risk to HIV infections after statistics revealed increasing number of teens among HIV patients.

Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/condom-vending-machines-introduced-schools-colleges

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-- Thai PBS 2015-02-04

Nothing like starting arse-about-face. Try education first.

Nothing like starting arse-about-face. Try education first.

The first sentence may be an unfortunate choice of words in a conversation about condoms and HIV prevention.giggle.gif

Why the need for condom machines at the school? Surely they don't have sex during class do they? You can buy condoms at the 7/11, there are no age restrictions, this suggestion by the NAC will result in one thing, condom balloon's floating around the hallways as students laugh out loud.

Does anybody reckon the following ? You get a school or college, right, and there's no condom machine there. Now then, you start putting condom machines in that school, well, what you might be doing is encouraging or increasing the amount of sex that goes on.

Now, we know that there are girls who are fifteen and sixteen who have sex. But consider all girls who are fifteen and sixteen, do they feel comfortable at having to walk pass a condom machine everyday ? Do the boys try to use the condom machines to have sex with the girls ? The boys might not actually use a condom when having sex, but walking pass the machine with the girlfriend might give the message that sex is okay.

After all, the machine over there, it's there so that we can have some sex.

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