Kenyan government against homosexuality practice

irobi, May 4: Kenya’s Deputy President William Ruto has said the government will not allow the practice of homosexuality as it is against Christianity and the human ture, media reported on Monday. “We will stand with religious leaders to defend our faith and belief. We will not allow homosexuality in our society as it violates our religious and cultural beliefs,” he said during a church service in irobi on Sunday.

Ruto also assured complete support by the government to religious communities opposing the introduction of same sex relations in the Kenyan society, Xinhua news agency reported. However, last week a court ordered the Attorney General and the tiol Council of NGOs to register a gay organisation, tiol Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (MGLHRC), arguing that the constitution protected the rights of homosexuals. Same-sex conduct is outlawed in 35 African countries.  (IANS)

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