Hundreds of Muslims in Kenya’s capital have rallied outside the Supreme Court to protest its decision last month to reaffirm the LGBTQ community’s right of association
Hundreds of Muslims in Kenya’s capital rallied Friday outside the Supreme Court to protest its decision last month to reaffirm the LGBTQ community’s right of association, saying that the verdict condoned immorality and demanding that some justices step down.
“Islam and Christianity are against gayism,' he said. “Our country’s constitution doesn’t recognize same-sex marriages. Three people in a court should not go against the societal values.” President William Ruto had said after the ruling that he respected the court’s decision, but also noted that the country’s culture and religion don't allow same-sex relationships. The LGBTQ community in Kenya is often targeted by homophobic people, including in cases of physical and verbal abuse.
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