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Essay On The Causes Of Teenage Pregnancy In Thailand

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Teenage Pregnancy: The cause of teenage pregnancy in Thailand
The causes of teenage pregnancy in Thailand are teenagers do not know how to protect themselves before having sex, their parents do not give them sex education and rape. The purpose of this research report is to find out the cause of teenage pregnancy in Thailand. The importance of this report is while Thailand developed country step by step, it also had many causes to make teenage pregnancy such as Thai teenage followed Western teenage. Nowadays, teenage pregnancies in Thailand were ranked the first in Asia and second in the world. Many organizations wanted to decrease amount of teenage pregnancy in Thailand. The information found in this research reported are based on three sources. …show more content…

An article published by Kriengsak Jareonwongsak entitled Parent Guidance revealed that in Thailand, today we have problem related to sex, unwanted pregnancy, crime steaming from rape, abortion or abandoned children, AIDS or other sexually transmitted diseases which nowadays more violent in society. The parents are commonly concern with their children especially during teenage is very dangerous however many parents still do not know how they should start teaching their children about sex. In fact, children cannot learn or understand sexuality correctly by themselves. If parents do not teach children, the children will taught by internet, media or friends. Those things motivated children want to know about sexual. The main focus of parents should teach were first, teach children to recognize, know the trick of their own sex in the age of child and should not think that sex is mystery. Next, teach children to know how to correctly respect the opposite gender. Moreover teach children how to protect themselves from sexual harassment people especially today society was full of danger of sexual variety. (Zeusevsusls, 2011) Furthermore, parents should support children to do whatever they want such as sport, painting, music or …show more content…

Rape is sex that happened at any time and place not limited only this place such as at work, on road, schools, as well as a place that safe. Rape also can happen with all of ages especially teenager. Rape is can from someone closely to family such as father, stepfather, uncle, brother or a people who has be respect such as teacher as well as friends or neighbors. (Rape, Parkphoom 2012) The important effect of rape is pregnant. For example, an article published by Thairath entitled fireman raped sixteen years girl reported that on 25 August, Mrs.Noi (alias) was 69 years with Miss.Kai (alias) who was 16 years girl and student if some school in Uttaradit. They came to police station for Miss.Kai’s fairness about she was raped by stepfather, uncle’s neighbor, grandfather, brother’s stepfather and monk when she was 12 years still now. She was 2 months pregnant and already lest the school. As the report, have many professors told that unwanted pregnancy of adolescent was increasing due to the fact that advancement of science and technology affected to change traditional, culture, society including the belief incorrectly of sexual. (Thai Goodview, 29 December) In Thailand, have more rape and effect to teenage pregnancy.
The purpose of this research report is to know what is the cause of teenage pregnancy in Thailand. This research reports concluded that the causes of teenage pregnancy in Thailand

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