Kaluma dited that he was proposg life imprisonment for those engagg gayism.
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KENYANS REACT TO MP'S REMARKS ON GAY RIGHTS
It is the culmatn of a -long legal battle, and a victory for the LGBTQ+ a majory cisn, the urt led that the non-ernmental ordatn board was discrimatory and ged on the muny’s nstutnal right to associatn by refg to register any of six nam proposed by the muny’s reprentativ, among them the Natnal Gay and Lbian Human Rights Commissn and the Gay and Lbian Human Rights ernment body had said that permtg registratn would ntravene sectns of the untry’s penal that crimalise gay and lbian unns, cludg a Brish lonial law layg down a 14-year sentence for anyone nvicted of homosexual acts. “There may be many people who are stgglg wh different kds of sexual sir but they have not gone to urt for the whole natn to regnise them, ” stat the church, which has a large followg Kenya’s urban Kenyan church lked the urt’s lg to the recent cisn by the Church of England to wele same-sex upl “unrervedly and joyfully” Kaluma, an MP allied to the opposn, vowed to table a bill parliament to prohib homosexualy and impose stiffer penalti, cludg life prison, for those engaged same sex lg will be a btersweet victory for the LGBTQ+ muny Kenya, whose members have been subject to harassment, excln and vlence.
Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma has ntued his onslght on the LGBTQ Thursday, Kaluma said there was no human right allowg one be sisted that is an offence for one to engage unnatural sexual acts, which clu beg gay. "It's crimal for anyone to engage unnatural/immoral sexual behavur cludg btialy (sleepg wh animals), beg gay or lbian.
There's "no human right" to be gay, lbian etc! Homa Bay Town Member of Parliament Peter Kaluma's plan to draft a bill enhancg laws agast the Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgenr, and Queer (LGBTQ) muny eliced bate among Kenyans. Kaluma dited that he was proposg life imprisonment for those engagg gayism.
EXCLUSIVE: MP SPEAKS AFTER APPEARG IN GAY VIO
"I tend to brg legislatn to crimalize and punish homosexualy and other unnatural sexual acts and to further crimalize the promotn of such acts Kenya.
A Member of Parliament (MP) whose imag were clud as part of a gay mic vio released on Monday night, has fally spoken about his cln the song.
Speakg to on phone, Kiha MP Ingu Kang'ata stated that he had no issue beg clud the vio, sce picted his posn as beg one of the active and vol opponents of gay rights. “I thk they want to show I am among those opposed to gay issu. It's immoral but my cln ptur a realy that am opposed to gayism [sic], ” he explaed.