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4 comments:

Dr Foster said...

Perhaps they have more sense in the world. Although I am not particularly favorable for the persecuted gays, is a mistake. Men were not made to go with the men and the same thing with women, but again, if that's how you feel then, what is my business?
But I am sick to the back teeth of seeing him on television and in magazines such as soup when her good. This is one reason why WONT know how it seems rather daunting.

Jamaica also change, why their shape to adapt to the world? I might still be alive:)

January 17, 2010 at 6:00 PM

Dr Foster said...

Perhaps they have more sense in the world. Although I am not particularly favorable for the persecuted gays, is a mistake. Men were not made to go with the men and the same thing with women, but again, if that's how you feel then, what is my business?
But I am sick to the back teeth of seeing him on television and in magazines such as soup when her good. This is one reason why WONT know how it seems rather daunting.

Jamaica also change, why their shape to adapt to the world? I might still be alive:)

January 17, 2010 at 6:00 PM

Mr. Gently Benevolent said...

Technically, this is not illegal to be gay in Jamaica, although the crimes against the person to whom the prohibition of any kind of physical intimacy between men. Article 76 of the prohibition of anal intercourse between men and between men and women - even though most gay men processes that can serve 10 years in prison with hard labor in the case involving a conviction.

After the murder of gay activist Brian Williamson in Kingston in June, the Jamaica Observer published a letter, read this: "As a gay in Jamaica is to be dead."

Since the death of Williamson, the gay community in Jamaica has even more frightening than usual. The reason was officially given as robbery, however, Williamson was the only "out" gay activist in the country, members of the Jamaica Forum for Lesbians, All-Sexuals and Gays (J-FLAG), an organization that subway and anonymous, I think that homophobia makes him a target. They believe that his death at 30 Gay was a man on the island since 1997.

January 18, 2010 at 12:43 AM

Paul said...

It is illegal, and the island is largely against homosexuals. The damage is to say mainly for religious reasons, with 70% of people no when asked whether homosexuals should have equal rights. Persons convicted of these charges could be sentenced to 10 years hard labor.

Personally, I go looking for another island. I can not justify spending and support for the economy, a place where gay killed in homophobic attacks, and is outdated and draconian laws and beliefs.

It seems more gay friendly places in the region, such as Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.

January 18, 2010 at 11:03 AM