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Sudan death penalty for homosexuality abolished


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AVeryGagaHolyDick
33 minutes ago, Jose P said:

How are you not banned yet?

Oh come on, their comment was a bit tasteless to say the very least, but let's hot harass them :/

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Jose P
22 minutes ago, KEVIN STEVE said:

Oh come on, their comment was a bit tasteless to say the very least, but let's hot harass them :/

It’s not the first time this user makes tasteless comments.

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ctherainbow

Happy for this positive step for the queer people of Sudan!   :party: 

I'm talkin' 'bout forever, baby.
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Varys
6 minutes ago, ctherainbow said:

Happy for this positive step for the queer people of Sudan!   :party: 

Yaaaaayyy now they can go to prison instead :party:

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MonsterPaws
2 hours ago, Faysalaaa said:

This law was never even practiced anyway, so its not really a change. What is practiced is jailing homosexuals so thats what needs to be abolished.

Same thing here in the UAE. Technically punishable but never ever ever done to date. Even though we have gheys galore.

But still I hope we follow Sudan and do the same thing. We're politically and socially connected (same language, lots of Sudanese people here etc.)

Positive news overall :heart:

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ctherainbow
2 hours ago, Varys said:

Yaaaaayyy now they can go to prison instead :party:

Yaaaaayyy now they will go to prison instead of their life totally ending,  and we can continue to push for even more expanded civil rights!   :party: 

I'm talkin' 'bout forever, baby.
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Varys
1 minute ago, ctherainbow said:

Yaaaaayyy now they will go to prison instead of their life totally ending,  and we can continue to push for even more expanded civil rights!   :party: 

The death penalty is something that they rarely did anyways so nothing changes. Yaaay prison where you can get raped and beat up :party:

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BlondeQueenOfGGD

Good. Imagine killing somebody because you don’t agree with their lifestyles.

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Awakened M

Okay. Uganda, your turn.:saladga:

I'm not getting any sleep tonight because I woke up to a beautiful life. I'm awake.
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BlondeQueenOfGGD
1 minute ago, Varys said:

The death penalty is something that they rarely did anyways so nothing changes. Yaaay prison where you can get raped and beat up :party:

Varys, are you being sarcastic?

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Aphrodizy26
4 hours ago, littlepotter said:

I'm trying hard to hold my tongue because this site has become unpredictable to say the least, but I'm sick of every single thread of this kind ending up with unnecessary comments like this :saladga: Great, you're privileged and never have to worry about such a thing. For some of us this is much needed progress. We don't need westsplainers telling us how homophobic and unlivable these countries are.

THABKS YOU

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Varys
Just now, Majora said:

Varys, are you being sarcastic?

Ofc am I want to make a point that I dont understand people seeing this as progress when in reality nothing changes

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Xoxo Adriana

i really do suggest those making celebratory comments to thoroughly read the actual post. they may not be killed for being gay but they’re still jailed, it’s very little progress, 7 years can feel like up to a lifetime for being an innocent person.

regardless, progress is progress. let’s hope they can kill two birds with one stone this year and abolish the imprisonment punishment also, because that’s just ridiculous:yennefer:

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ctherainbow
30 minutes ago, Varys said:

The death penalty is something that they rarely did anyways so nothing changes. Yaaay prison where you can get raped and beat up :party:

Awesome!  Let's not celebrate the victories and keep pushing forward without that morale boost, which will exhaust advocates further and not positively contribute to the cause!   :party: 

Sarcasm aside, there's nothing wrong with celebrating small progress while still fighting to rectify the entire system.  I've been working on international efforts to end systemic homophobia since the crisis in Russia came to light internationally in the early 2010s.  I'm acutely aware that incremental progress does not always result in actual changes in peoples' lives, but it helps provide a pathway to more impactful legal change that did not previously exist.    :hug: 

I'm talkin' 'bout forever, baby.
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7 hours ago, MonsterPaws said:

Same thing here in the UAE. Technically punishable but never ever ever done to date. Even though we have gheys galore.

But still I hope we follow Sudan and do the same thing. We're politically and socially connected (same language, lots of Sudanese people here etc.)

Positive news overall :heart:

Hopefully its a symbolic way of hinting that more change will come..

And yes im from Saudi so I know about this, most of these laws are never practiced.

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