Condoms are banned from one of the BME's freshman camps, to see if then the students will have less sex

According to the Student Representative Office, unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases can be better avoided by abstinence.

This is how the organizers would avoid freshmen coming into "sexual contact" with each other.

Condoms were banned in the BME freshman camp. According to the organizers, with the stricter rules, they can ensure that all freshmen can relax safely.

A surprising regulation was issued this year in the freshman camp of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME). Organizers do not allow new students to bring condoms to the event. They justified the ban by saying that they hoped to deter young people from sexual contact during the camp.

The organizers of the freshman camp of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) forbade the participants to bring condoms to the event, reported 444. The newspaper noticed the notice on Facebook, but since it was not sure that it's a joke, he contacted the organizers, who confirmed that they do indeed ban condoms at freshman camp. Kristóf Radácsi, president of the Universi…

The freshman camp of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) began on Wednesday in Bodaj, Fejér County, before the start, the organizers addressed quite strange questions to the newly recruited students on Tuesday: they were forbidden to take rubber condoms with them. It was not clear from the post that it was not just some stupid joke, since the condom was on the blackli…