The Sex Clinic; Trauma Doctors: TV review

Sam Wollaston: The Sex Clinic is probably a good thing – I'm just not sure I want to watch

We must respect the decisions of young mothers

Young women who decide to have children are too often laughed at, disowned and denigrated by the wider community, a profound change in attitudes is needed, says Doortje Braeken

Roundup: access to abortion

Our live chat discussed the obstacles women face in accessing unbiased information about abortion, and the postcode lottery of service provision

South Africa fails to put sexual health policy into practice

Sex education in the country has improved, but young people do not have access to contraception and HIV testing. Frederika Whitehead reports

Young people deserve better education about abortion

Even in countries where abortion is legal, access is limited or restricted, says Doortje Braeken

Live discussion: Access to abortion

Permissive laws don't necessarily provide practical access to abortion. Join our expert panel to discuss how young women can overcome the obstacles between 12 and 2pm on Thursday 14 March

Helen Clark: UN must not backtrack on women’s reproductive rights

Head of UN development programme sounds warning as Malta, Russia and Vatican try to remove references to sexual rights

Charity helps young disabled people learn about sex and relationships

A group run by the charity Kids offers members a safe and secure atmosphere to ask questions. Hazel Davis reports

Cure or no cure, HIV demands better testing

Patrick Strudwick: Whether or not the functional cure of a child with HIV can be replicated, misinformation and lack of testing fails those at risk

Sex education: what 10-year-olds want to know

Pupils want to know about puberty and their changing bodies, rather than the mechanics of sex, says Clare Horton

Nottingham tops student sex services league

University sexual health services ranked on access to contraception, information and advice

Sex work at the Super Bowl: the myth and its makers

Melissa Gira Grant: Marquee sports events attract moral panics about prostitution and trafficking – but little genuine concern for sex workers' welfare