Volume 02 | Issue – 01 | June 2026

Editorial-Reproductive Futures in Transition: Adolescent Agency, Reproductive Choice and Resilient Sexual and Reproductive Health Systems

Leading Article-The Future Is Now: Why Adolescents Must Be Central to Sexual and Reproductive Health Policy and Practice

Original Article-Perinatal Intimate Partner Violence and Maternal Health Pathways in Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka: An Inductive Thematic Analysis of Case Study Interviews

Original Article-Child Loss among Adolescent Mothers in India: Associations with Consanguineous Marriage, Child Marriage and Teenage Childbirth

Original Article-A Qualitative Inquiry: Experiences of Women who Underwent Subfertility Treatment and Successfully Conceived in Teaching Hospital, Kurunegala

Original Article-Traditional Family Planning in Modern Times: Factors Determining Traditional Family Planning Use among Ever Married Women in Sri Lanka

Review Article-Designing a National Framework for Age Appropriate Comprehensive Sexual and Reproductive Health Education: Insights from Pakistan and Sri Lanka

Commentary-Sri Lanka at the Threshold of Ultra-Low Fertility: Evaluating the Predictive Validity of Indirect TFR Estimates by de Silva and De Silva against 2024 Census Findings and Its Implications for Policy and Programmes

Commentary-Policy and Institutional Responses to Sexual and Gender-Based Violence during Disasters in Sri Lanka: A Post-Cyclone Ditwah Review of Progress, Gaps and Future Directions

Commentary-The Demographic Squeeze: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights at the Intersection of the Climate Crisis and Ageing Societies

Commentary:Bridging the Gaps: Why Undergraduates’ Perceptions of Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters

Brief Report-The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Contra ceptive Care: Applying the United Kingdom Medical Eligibility Criteria Framework (UKMEC)

Policy Paper-Judicial Pathways to Incorporating Compre hensive Sexuality Education in Sri Lanka: Navi gating Religious and Cultural Normative Claims