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Girls warned over teen sex in China
Winnie Chong Tuesday, December 19, 2006 found at thestandard.com.hk
Nearly 50 percent of teenage girls interviewed in a
survey have had pre- marital sex, according to the Hong Kong Federation of Youth
Groups.
With the festive season around the corner, the group warned young girls of
the potential danger of attending parties, saying they should be rational and
avoid having casual sex.
The federation interviewed 105 girls aged 13 to 20 who used to patronize
clubs and discotheques.
It said nearly half - 48.7 percent - had had sex before they reached 16, and
15 percent said they regretted it.
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More than 46 percent of respondents said they had sex for the first time
because their boyfriends asked for it, and 15.2 percent said they regretted what
they had done.
The survey also found that more than 50 percent of the girls had only a fair
knowledge of sex, while 36 percent said they did not consider the consequences
of premarital sex.
More than 40 percent said they would opt for an abortion if they became
pregnant, including legal or illegal surgery, and 39 percent revealed they did
not take any safety measures while having sex with their partners.
Carman, 18, said she had sex with her boyfriend when she was 14 and became
pregnant. She went for an abortion, accompanied by her parents.
Carman said she now regretted what she had done, saying she still felt bad.
She advised teenage girls to think thoroughly before agreeing to have sex.
"We should set our base line. We can't cross it," she said.
Chan Lai-shan, a social worker with the federation, urged girls to think
clearly and not to pander to their boyfriends.
She also advised youngsters to be cautious about striking up relationships
with strangers on Web sites. "It's because there are a lot of people using
fake names in cyberspace."
Chan warned teenage girls or boys against attending parties where they are
not familiar with the people and the environment.
"It will put you in a dangerous situation," she said.
Mui Yuen-kwan, the federation's youthline counselor, said girls should pay
more attention to the party environment and see whether it is safe for them to
leave late at night.
Hsu Siu-man, the group's acting supervisor, said the Christmas season is
particularly "risky" for young girls.
She urged teenagers to choose friends they can trust when attending parties.
They should know the nature and venue of the party and inform their parents
before setting out.
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