Russia has told its citizens to have sex at work in a bold new initiative aimed at bolstering the county’s dwindling birth rates.
Russian President Vladimir Putin wants his people to have sex at work after launching bold initiative aimed at tackling falling birth rates
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered citizens to have sex at work in a bold new initiative aimed at bolstering the county’s dwindling birth rates. Picture: Supplied Member of Parliament Tatyana Butskaya went as far as to urge employers to assess the birthrate among women in their workplace to determine if more staff can have children.
The current fertility rate in the largest country in the world is around 1.5 children per woman, far below the reported 2.1 rate required to stabilise the population. Picture: Supplied
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