L'université du Nebraska à Kearney interdit un manuel sur la sexualité humaine

L'université du Nebraska à Kearney a interdit un manuel sur la sexualité humaine à la suite d'une plainte d'étudiant affirmant que le contenu constituait de la pornographie.

Une enquête interne a déterminé que le manuel ne violait pas la loi de l'État. Malgré cette conclusion, les responsables de l'université ont maintenu l'interdiction.

Jonathan Friedman, directeur général des programmes de liberté d'expression aux États-Unis chez PEN America, a critiqué la décision. Il a affirmé que les étudiants universitaires sont assez matures pour distinguer le contenu éducatif de la pornographie.

Friedman a ajouté que la restriction de manuels et d'images laisse les étudiants mal préparés aux scénarios professionnels dans des domaines tels que la médecine et la santé.

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