"Biased" sex education in Ecuador prevents children and adolescents from recognizing violence, according to a study.

Children and adolescents in Ecuador receive "biased" information about sexuality, which prevents them from identifying the gender-based and sexual violence they may be experiencing and from fully exercising their sexual and reproductive rights, according to a report by the Ecuadorian Desafío Foundation. The study, entitled "To Avoid Making Mistakes," which was presented in Quito, analyzes the impact of the lack of comprehensive sexuality educati…