Diplomatic Corps in Sri Lanka / INGO-NGO issues / LGBTQTA - Social Issues
by Shenali Waduge · Published 20th November 2025
For the first time in history, a UN agency is attempting to erase the biological foundations of human rights. UNFPA — created to protect men and women based on biological sex —...
Sri Lanka’s new education reforms plan to introduce “sexuality education” for Grades 6–11. Whether the curriculum is funded by UNFPA, UNESCO, WHO, or any foreign partner is irrelevant. What matters is the scientific reality: Children are biologically...
Dr. Geewananda Gunawardana’s recent article “Religious barriers to information” attempts to paint Sri Lankan religious leaders, parents, and child-protection advocates as “ignorant,” “fear-driven,” and “obstacles to progress.” Religious barriers to information No, Dr. Gunawardana....
Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) and Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity (SOGI) programs, promoted by UNESCO, UNFPA, UNICEF, and WHO, aim to teach children about puberty, sexual behavior, consent, contraception, and gender-related topics. However,...
In the midst of mounting pressure to introduce Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) in Sri Lankan schools, His Eminence Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith offers a solution that is practical, culturally grounded, and protective of children:age-appropriate sex education must...
Sex – What You Are Born With Sex is biological – determined by your body, not by feelings. There are two sexes — male and female — and, rarely, intersex (a birth-related sexual abnormality). Amale has XY chromosomes, a penis, testes,...
This is a reply to the open letter with above title by Jeewanee Kariyawasam. Jeevanie claims CSE protects girls and ensures their health and safety She frames it as a humanitarian and developmental...
For over 40 years, the CEDAW Convention was the global standard protecting women — defined as biological females— from discrimination and ensuring equality in every sphere of life. Today, however, the Committee charged with safeguarding...
Chartering Our Future / Lessons for Sri Lanka / LGBTQTA - Social Issues / Sri Lanka Politics
by Shenali Waduge · Published 29th October 2025
Below is a compilation of statistics publicly available covering all the current ills of society which are being presented as “normal” and promoted to make profit for those selling or tasked to promote...
Around the world — and now proposed in Sri Lanka — two programs targeting schools and workplaces appear harmless but raise serious questions: CSE for children in schools and DEI for adults in...
