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...
Across societies, a once-private sexual behavior considered against the Order of Nature & “gross indecency” is now promoted as a public lifestyle. Children, families, and cultural institutions are increasingly targeted, reshaping laws, education,...
Sri Lanka must ponder: living privately is one thing; legalizing confusion and unnatural sexual behavior is another. Civilization has been built on the natural order of man and woman, family, and procreation. Religions, laws,...
During the past decade, heavily funded ideological activism, diplomatic pressure, loan conditions, and political manipulations have targeted the topic of LGBTQIA promotion in Sri Lanka — yet many in Sri Lanka remain largely...
The recent arrest and bail of former Foreign Employment Minister Manusha Nanayakkara has renewed attention on allegations of a foreign employment network funneling Sri Lankan citizens to Israel under questionable circumstances. At the center of the controversy is Saman Priyantha,...
Lessons for Sri Lanka / LGBTQTA - Social Issues / Sri Lanka Politics
by Shenali Waduge · Published 18th October 2025
For decades, gay, lesbian and bisexual people in Sri Lanka lived private lives without demanding social restructuring, repealing of existing laws, special quotas, “dysphoria” treatment, “identity” labels or pronoun usage or...
LGBTQTA - Social Issues / Sri Lanka Politics / Western hypocrisy
by Shenali Waduge · Published 17th October 2025
Why have a handful of Sri Lankan companies suddenly decided to insert three foreign acronyms—D.E.I.—into their HR policy? What urgent business purpose does it serve? What does D-E-I have to do with...
