The shocking revelation of a government syllabus for 11 and 12-year-olds directing pupils to a gay chat website to improve their language skills that had gone undetected despite coming under the hammer of handpicked education teaching expertise leading to the top man directly responsible stepping down that has shaken the country mainly students parents, smacks of high handedness at its height even as the education authorities have doubled up condemning the controversial student mind diluting obscene leading part creeping in which the authorities have been quick to denounce as an act of sabotage while directing the matter to the Criminal Investigation Department for investigation.
What beats everything is that such a gay obscene part that is expected to link these students through such a scandalous online foreign website escaped the scrutiny of the teaching expert intelligensia the country’s highest academic professionals in charge of it.
Such a snakes and ladders overture in the Grade Six English syllabus that has gripped the country running into all-round condemnation by right thinking people has suggested that pupils could find a pen-pal to improve their language skills via an online chat website leading to gay web activity.
While homosexual activity is illegal in Sri Lanka, and the penalty for same-sex relations is up to 10 years in prison — although there have been very few such prosecutions in recent times, recent overtures to decriminalise gay activity in the country has created a storm with opposition parliamentarians and the Buddhist Maha Sangha and
Christian and other religious leaders up in arms against such overtures.
directly responsible stepping down that has shaken the country mainly students parents, smacks of high handedness at its height even as the education authorities have doubled up condemning the controversial student mind diluting obscene leading part creeping in which the authorities have been quick to denounce as an act of sabotage while directing the matter to the Criminal Investigation Department for investigation.
What beats everything is that such a gay obscene part that is expected to link these students through such a scandalous online foreign website escaped the scrutiny of the teaching expert intelligensia the country’s highest academic professionals in charge of it.
Such a snakes and ladders overture in the Grade Six English syllabus that has gripped the country running into all-round condemnation by right thinking people has suggested that pupils could find a pen-pal to improve their language skills via an online chat website leading to gay web activity.
While homosexual activity is illegal in Sri Lanka, and the penalty for same-sex relations is up to 10 years in prison — although there have been very few such prosecutions in recent times, recent overtures to decriminalise gay activity in the country has created a storm with opposition parliamentarians and the Buddhist Maha Sangha and
Christian and other religious leaders up in arms against such overtures.