Chartering Our Future / INGO-NGO issues / Lessons for Sri Lanka / LGBTQTA - Social Issues
by Shenali Waduge · Published 26th January 2026
Contrary to narratives women were never thought “inferior” – these are narratives that seek to demean women. Ancient cultures, civilizations and religions defined women as giving life, moral order, continuity and balance –...
In 2025, the New Zealand Ministry of Education removed the Relationships & Sexuality Education (RSE) guidelines from the curriculum framework. It took just 5 years to realize the damage. In 2020, schools were...
Across the world, Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) has NEVER entered school systems through transparent national debate or democratic approval. Instead, it has crept in quietly — rebranded under softer terms such as “affective education,”...
Planned Parenthood wants to control children’s minds Teach children sexual activity is normal, even for very young children (5–10 years old). Evidence / Example: IPPF lesson guides in Asia and Africa include...
Sri Lanka’s education system cannot and should not be compared with Finland’s, because the two systems were shaped by entirely different histories, cultures, and national priorities. Finland’s education model emerged in a...
Even decades after the 1996/2006 amendments, the protections under Sections 365 and 365A remain crucial. Children continue to face sexual exploitation, grooming, and abuse, both offline and online, while even same-sex abuse victims still...
Chartering Our Future / Constitution Related / Lessons for Sri Lanka / LGBTQTA - Social Issues
by Shenali Waduge · Published 23rd December 2025
Appeal to Sri Lanka’s Judiciary: Respectful Submission on the Legal Status of SOGI-Related International Guidelines and Ratified Treaties in Gender-Based violence Law Your Ladyships / Lordships, This submission seeks judicial guidance on...
It is crucial that we understand how a private sexual behavior that has lasted centuries suddenly became converted into a global political tool to reshape society, education, policy, medicine and population outcome. ...
Sri Lanka’s Education Ministry is preparing to implement educational reforms that were not designed by local experts and do not reflect Sri Lanka’s cultural, religious, or societal context. Instead, the proposed syllabus follows...
Education / LGBTQTA - Social Issues
by Shenali Waduge · Published 4th December 2025 · Last modified 5th December 2025
Sri Lanka already has a national, well-structured school curriculum created by the NIE (National Institute of Education). Our Health & Physical Education syllabus teaches students the essential knowledge they need: puberty, reproductive biology,...
