Comments on: Africa: Is Homosexuality a Religion?

By: dan gore

dan gore — Sat, 14 Apr 2007 15:50:25 +0000

very interesting. i will look more into la meteo case in cameroon. in general, this site provides africa-wide coverage of glbti issues: http://www.mask.org.za/

By: Brendïn

Brendïn — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 19:11:42 +0000

Homosexuality, in my opinion, should not be a crime. It has been proven, that everyone is born bisexual, and their sexual orientation changes depending on how they are raised. Many people also beleive, that homosexuality occurs naturally in nature, as a form of population control. If homosexuality remains illegal in Cameroon, people will continue to be charged and for being themselves, and living the life that God has given them.

By: Maurice

Maurice — Tue, 19 Dec 2006 20:31:18 +0000

Homosexuality in Africa should not be perceived as a habit that is learned or a religion. As Africans, we should embrace our mutual feelings and celebrate sexuality in that sense. I have seen and heard politicians that have vehemently lashed out at gays and wondered what school of thought they may have obtained their ideals. I am surprised at Dr. NSaba Buturo, a cabinet minister in Uganda who has gone the extra mile in dubbing Hornsleth,the pig-man from Holland, an infidel. Mr. Buturo should know that in most cases, those people that turn out to be so much vocally against gays, are in fact stifling their sexual preferences and usually turn out to be gay. I will be reading more on him.

By: equinoXio » » De aquí y de allá

equinoXio » » De aquí y de allá — Mon, 10 Jul 2006 04:59:19 +0000

[...] Julián, nuestro Argos equinoXial le proporcionó a bloguiverso los dos siguientes enlaces. El primero, "Voces globales", que citando el blog de Kangni Alem, relata las penas de cárcel, acusaciones de estar diseminando una nueva religión, castigo divino, depravación, como respuestas al homosexualismo. [...]