Aids Concern chief executive Andrew Chidgey said everybody hopes someone else will take responsibility for educating young people on sex. Photo: SCMP pictures Aids Concern chief executive Andrew Chidgey said everybody hopes someone else will take responsibility for educating young people on sex. Photo: SCMP pictures
Aids Concern chief executive Andrew Chidgey said everybody hopes someone else will take responsibility for educating young people on sex. Photo: SCMP pictures
Hong Kong

Number of new HIV cases among young Hongkongers trebles within a decade

Call for better sex education as 'troubling' statistics show 20 to 29 age group made up almost 30pc of new cases last year

Ng Kang-chung
Ng Kang-chung

Updated: 2:38pm, 26 Oct, 2016

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Aids Concern chief executive Andrew Chidgey said everybody hopes someone else will take responsibility for educating young people on sex. Photo: SCMP pictures Aids Concern chief executive Andrew Chidgey said everybody hopes someone else will take responsibility for educating young people on sex. Photo: SCMP pictures
Aids Concern chief executive Andrew Chidgey said everybody hopes someone else will take responsibility for educating young people on sex. Photo: SCMP pictures
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