Shenali Waduge Your Ladyships / Lordships, This submission seeks judicial guidance on distinguishing between legally binding treaty obligations and non-binding international policy frameworks operationalized in Sri Lanka’s gender-based violence programmes. The purpose of this submission is not to oppose international engagement, but to seek constitutional and legal clarity on the limits of non-binding international instruments […]

Shenali D Waduge 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.  STEP 1 — Reclassification (to create Legitimacy) ·      International medical bodies removed homosexuality from psychiatric classifications in which it had previously appeared, without new […]

Shenali D Waduge Transnational corporations control essential resources.Unelected global bodies control the rules, access, legitimacy, and penalties.Together, they constrain sovereign choice.  Elected leaders and governments operate within this system as pawns – they must subscribe to above or face elimination (assassination, economic, financial, diplomatic, reputational punishments) Every budget, subsidy removal, privatization, digital rollout, education reform, […]

Shenali D Waduge Sri Lanka is in shock. Never before in our history has all 25 districts been affected at once. We are in national mourning. The resilience of our people has been unwavering.  As a nation we have endured 17 South Indian invasions, 3 colonial illegal occupations. 2 armed insurgencies, 3 decades of LTTE […]

Shenali D Waduge 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 a Western, globally standardised model built around lifestyles, ideologies, and norms that differ greatly from Sri Lankan values. As […]

Shenali D Waduge 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, hygiene, disease prevention, respect for others, responsible behaviour, and age-appropriate life skills. This curriculum is scientific, culturally rooted, legally compliant, and […]

Shenali D Waduge Sri Lanka stands at a crossroads. At a time when hundreds of our own people have died, thousands are displaced, and entire villages lie in ruins from catastrophic floods and landslides, the Government’s decision to declare a Sri Lankan Day” is not only insensitive — it is profoundly dangerous for the cultural […]

Shenali D Waduge Despite Sri Lanka facing pressing challenges in health, protection, and social services for its overwhelming majority of biological males and females, UNFPA Sri Lanka’s gender policies and programs prioritize a tiny, hidden population of gender minorities. Disguised under euphemisms like gender minorities” and diverse sexual orientations,” this allocation of resources favors a demographic […]

Shenali D Waduge Maaveerar Naal has increasingly been presented—especially by diaspora activists—as a cultural or humanitarian day of mourning for Tamils. However, the historical origins, rituals, and political functions of Maaveerar Naal reveal that it was created and institutionalized by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) not as a Tamil national day of remembrance, […]

by Shenali Waduge  The Pattern seen worldwide is now on Sri Lankan soil Across the West, gender ideology and early sexuality teaching are now facing major reversals due to:• child mental-health damage,• parental backlash,• confusion created among young children,• the explosion of gender distress cases,• the rise of irreversible medical harm. Yet UNFPA, UNICEF, UNESCO […]

Shenali D Waduge by Shenali Waduge · 21st November 2025 The Gender Recognition Certificate (GRC) in Sri Lanka is not a law, not a statutory instrument, and not a legal entitlement. It is merely an administrative document issued by the Ministry of Health through Circular No. 01-34/2016, authorising a change of gender marker on certain official documents such as the NIC or birth certificate. Key Facts This […]

Shenali D. Waduge by Shenali Waduge · 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 — is now redefining these categories without mandate, without science, without democratic consent, and without a single […]

Shenali D Waduge In May 2009, Sri Lanka achieved a historic victory: the military defeat of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), ending decades of terror, death, and disruption. The heroic war heroes eliminated one of the most sophisticated terrorist movements of modern times. Yet, as history has repeatedly shown, defeating an armed force […]

Shenali D Waduge 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. The barrier is not religion. The barrier is Sri Lanka’s refusal to accept failed Western social experiments repackaged as education.” now […]

Shenali D Waduge 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 this treaty has overstepped its mandate, replacing sex” with gender identity” in its guidance. By doing so, it has redefined what it […]

Shenali D Waduge 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 immorality. The statistics cover substance abuse, HIV/AIDS, prostitution/sex industry, pornography/online harms, smoking, alcohol, crime/domestic abuse, social‑media influences. The outcomes […]

by Shenali Waduge  · 25th October 2025 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 workplaces. On the surface both sound harmless. Who doesn’t want children protected from abuse? Who doesn’t want […]

Shenali D Waduge 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, and cultural norms across time have consistently condemned acts that undermine this foundation. Societies endure and prosper when […]

Shenali D Waduge 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, a private employment agent reportedly offering job placements in Israel. Multiple complaints filed with the Urugasmanna Junction Police allege that […]

Shenali D Waduge Sri Lanka survives today because ordinary, hardworking Sinhala taxpayers across the Western, Southern, Sabaragamuwa, North Western and North Central Provinces carry the economic weight of the entire nation. These provinces produce the largest share of national income and generate most tax revenue, which is then used to fund all nine provinces, including those that demand special political powers or separatism. This is […]

by Shenali Waduge · On 09 September 2025, Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) Chairman Buddhika Hewawasam issued an official letter endorsing and approving LGBTQ tourism in Sri Lanka. That letter was sent to the foreign-funded organization Equal Ground, giving them written official access to Sri Lanka’s tourism industry, its staff, institutions, and policy framework. This is not a misunderstanding”. This is an official policy […]

Shenali D Waduge Over the past several years, there has been a string of attempts by successive governments in Sri Lanka to implement policies that mirror Western LGBTQIA ideologies at the national level, particularly targeting children. These included proposals to teach LGBTQIA content in schools, allow pride parades, provide sex clinics in government hospitals, promote […]

Shenali D Waduge 1️. The First Truth: Sex is Not a Choice Your sex is decided the moment you are conceived. Male: XY chromosomes Female: XX chromosomes These chromosomes exist in every cell of your body.They determine your organs, hormones, and natural design —and no drug, surgery, or hormone can ever change them. 2️. What a Biological Woman Is No […]

Shenali D Waduge Countries that once proudly promoted inclusivity” and gender diversity” in schools are now backtracking —the United Kingdom is leading that reversal after destroying lives of 500,000 British children. It began as a movement to end bullying” and quietly turned into a campaign that taught children to question their own sex, reject biology, and […]

Shenali D Waduge Sri Lanka has long been a nation rooted in law, culture, and tradition. Today, this foundation faces direct assault from foreign-funded DEI and LGBTQIA campaigns, imposed through corporations, NGOs, and even diplomatic channels — in open defiance of our laws, Constitution, and civilizational ethos. Under Penal Code Sections 365 & 365A, homosexuality […]

Shenali D Waduge When a government official puts pen to paper on official letterhead, it is no small matter. Words have meaning. Subject headings have meaning. Endorsements have meaning. A signed letter cannot be swept aside with excuses on camera. On 9 September 2025, Chairman of the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA), Buddhika Hewawasam, issued an […]

Shenali Waduge This Bill is not simply about banning corporal punishment — it is about social engineering.  By stripping away parental and teacher authority, it manufactures a generation of children who are: Big Picture Warning:This Bill is not about child protection. It is about child exploitation — creating a narcissistic, unruly generation that can be turned against its own […]

Shenali D Waduge The Penal Code (Amendment) Bill No. 33 of 2025, recently passed by the Sectoral Oversight Committee on Governance, Justice and Civil Protection—chaired by Hon. Dr. Najith Indika and including members Mujibur Rahman, M.K.M. Aslam, Sellaththamby Thilaganathan, Attorney-at-Law Thushari Jayasingha, Major General (Rtd.) G.D. Sooriyabandara, Hon. Ajith P. Perera, Attorney-at-Law (Mrs.) Chamindranee Kiriella, Attorney-at-Law Chithral Fernando, and […]

Shenali Waduge Straight Pride: 99% Natural. 100% Human — 8 Billion Strong Say it with pride: I am straight. I am natural. I am proud. Preamble Across the world, the 99% biological majority — men, women, mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters — are being pressured to accept minority sexual ideologies as rights.” Straight Pride is a […]

Shenali D Waduge 27 September 2025 To:Mr. Buddhika HewawasamChairmanSri Lanka Tourism Development Authority /Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion BureauColombo, Sri Lanka Cc: Hon. Minister of TourismMinistry of Tourism and Lands Subject: Formal Objection to endorsement of LGBTIQ Tourism” Project Dear Mr. Hewawasam, As a citizen of Sri Lanka, upholding the Constitution & the Buddhist civilizational heritage […]