5th form textbook with mention of LGBT families prepared in Ukraine
Same-sex "marriage". Photo: 1newsblog.ru
A draft "Ethics" textbook for 5th form pupils of general secondary education institutions, which refers to all types of families found in Ukraine, including same-sex families, is prepared in Ukraine, reports the "human rights" LGBT Centre "Nash Mir" ("Our World").
The authors of the textbook have submitted the draft for expert review in order to receive a recommendation from the Ukrainian Ministry of Education and Science.
Previously, the authors of the ethics textbook developed a model programme "Ethics. Forms 5-6" for general secondary education institutions, which last year was recommended by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine for use in Ukrainian schools.
As reported, Zelensky promised to continue gender policy in Ukraine.
Read also
OCU cleric responds to Hryshchuk's provocations at funerals for AFU soldiers
Sofroniy Chuprina refuted claims about the necessity of opening the Royal Doors during funeral services.
Kosmach residents accuse OCU monks of supporting "Russian world" ideas
Parishioners of the OCU stated that the monastery residents near the village of Kosmach use pro-Russian rhetoric, preventing them from switching to the "new calendar".
Medieval church in England safeguarded with National Lottery funds
The preservation of a 13th-century church in Leicestershire was made possible thanks to money from British National Lottery draws.
Lavra Reserve marks centenary of Bolshevik seizure of the monastery
Reconstructions of museum exhibits from the “museum town,” which the Bolsheviks proclaimed within the monastery walls, were staged by the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra Reserve.
Sweden stops state support for Islamic organizations in country
The Swedish government has officially stopped all taxpayer-funded grants to the aid organization Islamic Relief Sweden (IRS) after an investigation revealed risks of connections to extremism.
Head of Montenegro’s schismatics meet with Phanar representative in Rome
A Finnish archbishop under the Phanar’s jurisdiction held a meeting with a representative of an uncanonical church structure from Montenegro.