article_snippet: Learner drivers undergoing a compulsory theory course on drink-driving have been invited to discuss several rape scenarios where alcohol is involved.
article_snippet: The theory booklet is used across Sweden for compulsory risk-assessment courses as part of the drivers licence theory exam, which mostly undertaken by 16 to 18-year-olds.
article_snippet: Learner drivers are asked to discuss several scenarios where alcohol and drugs are involved, including two about rape with no relation to traffic or driving.
article_snippet: The picture caused heated reactions, with many asking what the rape scenarios had to do with getting a driver's licence.
article_snippet: Rape has nothing to do with a driver's licence,' Ms Risinger, a spokesperson for the local Green Party, told Aftonbladet. '
article_snippet: It is not okay that you should be forced to discuss during a compulsory course to get your licence. '
article_snippet: It is highly likely that there are boys and girls who take part in this course who are victims.
article_snippet: boys and girls who take part in this course who are victims are there to get a driver's licence, not go to therapy.'
article_snippet: However, The Swedish National Organisation for Driving Schools
highlights_snippet: Swedish learner drivers asked about rape during compulsory course .
  
highlights_snippet: Heavily criticised as scenarios are unrelated to traffic or driving .
  