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At a public rally on Sunday, Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga ordered police to arrest anyone engaging in homosexual activities and to take appropriate legal action upon them.
According to the report by Capital News, the rally was held at Kamukunji grounds in his Langata Constituency. Raila Odinga expressed that "such behaviors" will not be tolerated:
"The constitution is very clear on this issue and men or women found engaging in homosexuality will not be spared. Any man found engaging in sexual activities with another man should be arrested. Even women found engaging in sexual activities will be arrested"
He questioned why people should engage in homosexual activity, citing the equal ration of men and women, according to the most recent census results.
According to a 2007 Pew Research study, 96% of Kenyans said that homosexuality "should be rejected by society," making it one of the highest rejection of homosexuality in the 44 countries surveyed.
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Obama signs Don't Ask, Don't Tell repeal
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"This is a good day, this is a very good day." Obama said. "No longer will tens of thousands of Americans in uniform be asked to live a lie, or look over their shoulder in order to serve the country that they love."
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(Video contains explicit language.)
FCKH8 just launched their second PSA, after the success of their first PSA, which launched two months ago. Since then, $200,000 was raised to support the fight for equal marriage rights. They campaign has sold over 40,000 t-shirts.
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ABC's hidden camera show What Would You Do? staged a scene where a teen came out to his anti-gay parents. They captured bystanders' reactions.
In the middle of a cafe, a son comes out to his dad who reacts by saying things like "my son is not gay!" and "this is a mistake—turn your life around."
Some bystanders stepped in to defend the teen while others stayed out of it or even left. Some stated that they didn't want to get involved. One man told them they should take the argument elsewhere.
After a few reactions are captured, they switch the dad out for anti-gay mom, who received similar reactions.
One woman interrupts t
Today is World AIDS Day.
Show your support for World AIDS Day. Visit these organizations to see how you can get involved and make donations: World AIDS Day, UNAIDS, (RED), World AIDS Campaign and The Global Fund.
deviantART is also supporting World AIDS Day today, by partnering with Globalgiving.com. deviantART is donate $1 from each deviantWEAR and Print sale made today to the Rozaria Memorial Trust ART Literacy & Care For HIV Positive Children Project.
:note: Crossposted from Equalitopia Blog
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This sort of thing makes me sad. :/ No one should wish harm on anyone else and that's pretty much what he's doing. How would he feel if he were being conspired against? I think he needs to be put in a position where he is discriminated against just because he's a Kenyan. What would he say then? I'm sure he would be angry, too.