What is the 'last resort' taken by health organizations to prevent 'unwanted pregnancies'?
Despite the desperate efforts of local governments and private organizations, unwanted pregnancies among young people have become a social problem in the UK. One reason for this is that sex education is mainly taught in schools, so it does not reach people who are not attending school for various reasons.
So, to raise interest in sex education through word of mouth, a British health organization produced a video that contains a rather harsh message, asking people, 'Do you really want to get pregnant?'
Details below.
70,000 views shock schoolgirl giving birth video - Telegraph
The video, filmed by the Leicester branch of the UK's National Health Service , appears to have been filmed on a mobile phone camera as a birth takes place in the middle of a schoolyard in full view of the public.
Although the shouts and screams of the onlookers and the shaky screen are over-the-top, the film is a dramatic portrayal of the reactions of those around the mother to childbirth, and is quite thought-provoking.
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This is a very shocking video. Please be careful when viewing.
YouTube - NHS Leicester :Schoolgirl Birth Video
The woman's screams and the crowd's angry shouts of 'Let me see!' are vivid.
Man taking a photo with a mobile phone
A woman screams in pain. The screen is constantly shaking, conveying the chaos at the scene.
The woman, whose chin and hands are covered in blood, tries to shake off the camera, but it continues to film.
The head is already visible. (Click to remove the mosaic.)
'You don't want to give birth like this, do you?'
'Teenage childbirth may be more than you expect.'
There is much debate about teenage childbirth, and no one can say for sure whether it is good or bad. However, the reality is that teenagers generally do not have the social or economic foundation to raise children, and it cannot be denied that teenage births have a greater or lesser impact on those around them. The video has been viewed at a considerable rate on video sharing sites such as YouTube and Kontraband , and it certainly seems to be attracting attention.
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