In the workshop, the parliamentarians spoke about the need of CSE (comprehensive sexuality education). 

They had similar problems with local reluctance and worries, as well as more current active misrepresentation. 

Common themes surfaced as lawmakers indicated their strong support for the efforts being made to raise the calibre and reach of CSE. 

With regard to the importance of CSE as a component of each person's right to a more comprehensive array of sexual and reproductive health services and information, there is growing agreement among scientists, the government, parliament, and civil society. 

Gender inequality still exists despite improvements in a number of areas related to the rights and health of women. 

Research indicates that women and girls are disproportionately impacted throughout their lives.