Colombo — Archbishop of Colombo Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith has voiced concern over what he described as an “inappropriate sexual education program” being prepared for inclusion in Sri Lanka’s school curriculum next year. Speaking at the reopening of the renovated St. Stephen’s Church in the Meerigama–Kinadeniya area, Cardinal Ranjith said the initiative, set to begin in January under planned education reforms, is being developed under the influence of international organizations. He said the new curriculum aims to introduce sexual education from Grade 6, with teachers being trained and seminars organized. “Is this really education? Isn’t it the parents’ responsibility to teach…
Cardinal Ranjith slams UNFPA-backed sex education plan for Sri Lankan children
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