A proposal to repeal Resolution 1350 of 2026 in Colombia has ignited a debate concerning the tools and guarantees available to teachers when providing sex education. The resolution’s potential revocation raises questions about the state’s continuing obligation to ensure comprehensive sex education is delivered. This issue resurfaces discussions about the framework for sex education within the Colombian educational system. La Silla Vacía initially reported on this development, highlighting the legal and pedagogical implications of the proposed change. Concerns center on whether teachers will be adequately protected and empowered if the existing rule is removed. The debate underscores the ongoing challenges in establishing and maintaining robust sex education programs in Colombia.