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Speech On Teenage Pregnancy

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In our society we are facing a problem of teenage pregnancy which causes the issue of abortion to occur. There is a very high rate of teenage pregnancies and abortions in our society, and that is not healthy or good for every individual and the society as a whole. This issue occur because of the irresponsibility’s of our youth. They are having unprotected sexual activities which is not safe and may cause them a lot of problems such as HIV/AIDS, STD, STI and other sexual transmitted diseases not only pregnancy. We have several ways to prevent teenage pregnancy in our health institutions (Clinics, private and public hospitals). Our government should ensure that each and every community is provided with proper health services, and that the clinics and hospitals operate well and effectively always. This issue must be well addressed in the society so that it can be solved/dealt with in the right and responsible way. The rate of teenage pregnancy differs in countries depending on whether the country is developed or underdeveloped. Obviously in underdeveloped countries the rate will be high because of poverty.
Teenage pregnancy is a destruction to education. It sets back lives of teenagers and some of them don’t go back to school after having babies, because they are ashamed. Some see no reason to go back to school which is wrong. Without education these days life is very difficult, because you can’t get a good job without qualifications. Something needs to be done to keep

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