Five minutes with … the chief executive of the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare
Jane Hatfield wants to see sexual and reproductive healthcare services at the top of the agenda
Sex education: young people with learning disabilities are being left out
To mark sexual health week, Emma Sterland highlights the importance of delivering positive sex and relationship education
Sex in prisons: why we need to find out what’s going on
John Podmore: We know very little about prisoners' sexual habits, as a new report shows. But more needs to be done to prevent abuse
Prisoners who have sex in jail face separation, commission finds
Review of sex in prisons hears that separation policy thought to be discriminatory towards openly gay prisoners
Gove and Clegg divided over teaching about internet pornography threat
Education secretary rejects call to update sex education guidance to take account of 'explosion' in online porn
Jamaica the homophobia capital of the world? Not the Jamaica I know
St Rachel Ustanny: Sexual and reproductive rights are key to the development of a country once voted the most homophobic place on Earth
Reel to real: Zambian TV show inspires sex education scheme for deaf people
Youth clubs based on Love Games series bring sex education to people with hearing disabilities to stem high levels of HIV
Where should we draw the line between privacy and public interest?
Roy Greenslade explores the age-old problem of deciding what should, and should not, be reported
Why such outrage over porn filters? The idea seems perfectly reasonable to me
Deborah Orr: The angry arguments against David Cameron's opt-in filter proposals seem to imply that it's normal to want access to porn, and abnormal not to want access to porn
Double barred: the two reasons I can’t donate blood in Australia
Gary Nunn: I'm British and gay – which forbids me to give blood in Australia. Safety of blood supply is paramount, but to 'defer' gay men is discriminatory and demeaning
I have access to affordable contraception. Millions aren’t so lucky
Gauri van Gulik: Family planning services require real political commitment to upholding women's rights, not just cash
El Salvador abortion controversy shows lack of progress on Cairo agenda
Luisa Cabal: The Beatriz case has highlighted the need to integrate women's reproductive rights more firmly into international policy
How Sex and the City made pubic lice an endangered species
The hit TV series encouraged so much hair removal that the humble pubic louse now has nowhere to go, according to one scientist
Sexual health of adolescent girls: learning how to listen
Making young women researchers, not just research subjects, was the key to uncovering their real concerns and beginning behaviour change in one Tanzanian district, writes Jennifer McCleary-Sills
Board game aims to get young people talking about health issues
Zones encourages young people to work together to discuss issues and find answers to teen health topics, writes Jo Arden