Homosexuality is not allowed as it goes against Christianity and human nature, Deputy President William Ruto has said.
He assured the religious community of the government’s support in opposing the introduction of same-sex relations in Kenya.
“We
would stand with religious leaders to defend our faith and our beliefs.
We would not allow homosexuality in our nation, as it violates our
religious and cultural beliefs,” said the Deputy President.
Mr
Ruto was speaking during a church service at Jesus Winner Ministry in
Kasarani. The leader was accompanied by his wife Rachel.
Early
last week, a court ordered the Attorney-General and the National
Council of NGOs to register a gays and lesbians’ organisation, arguing
that the Constitution protects the rights of minorities such as
homosexuals.
“There is no room for homosexuality in our society. Be assured of that.
“When we say this, we are not doing so for us to get votes, but to denounce what we all feel is not right,” he added.
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