Workshops in schools

Somehow repressed sexuality always comes up

People with impairments or disabilities are often not trusted enough.

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"For too long, people with disabilities have been seen as sexless beings," explains Nora Kropf from the Center for Sexual Health. She gives workshops in special schools. There is a general call for more sex education in special schools. The state of Tyrol wants to approach the federal government. Not enough for the Greens.

All people are sexual beings. This also applies to people with disabilities. "The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities gives everyone the right to decide for themselves who, where and how they want to live together and calls for equal rights in all important areas of life - including sexuality," explains Nora Kropf.