“Moderate” Indonesia: City to punish LGBTI people for ‘immoral behaviour’

I spoke at an LGBT event at the RNC decrying the treatment of gays under Islam, and the mainstream media attacked the event with a vengeance. This is leftist leadership. They condemn me (and my colleagues) who oppose the most brutal and extreme ideology on the face of the earth, while stumping for their executioners. They were loud and proud against our ads (below) hihgliting the brutal oppression and subjugation of gays under sharia. They were holding press conferences condemning me. Gay organizations in America say nothing about this, but loudly condemned my ad campaign highlighting Muslim oppression of gays under the sharia. That includes the San Francisco Board of Examiners, the Human Rights Commission, SFHRC head transgender Theresa Sparks, but most especially the enemedia. They called our ads hate and issued a resolution condemning our AFDI ad campaign (the first of its kind) against our organization for merely quoting Muslim political leaders, spiritual leaders and cultural voices in the Muslim community who call for the torture and death of gay people.

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Indonesian city of Pariaman to fine LGBTI people for ‘immoral behaviour

ABC.net, December 2018:

Photo: Muslim protesters hold an anti-LGBT rally outside a mosque

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An Indonesian city has approved a new by-law to fine gay or transgender people up to 1 million rupiah ($96) for behaviour that could “disturb public order” or be considered immoral, the city’s deputy mayor said on Friday.

Key points:

• Indonesian city of Pariaman wants to “eradicate LGBT” people
• New by-law bans any activities that “disturb public order” and are “immoral acts with the same sex”
• Human Rights Watch says the new by-law is unconstitutional and discriminatory

The regulation is the latest example of a rise in government and public hostility toward the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community in the world’s largest Muslim-majority country.

Homosexuality is not regulated by law in Indonesia, except in the conservative province of Aceh, but the country has seen a growing number of by-laws targeting LGBT people.

The council in the city of Pariaman in West Sumatra passed a regulation on Tuesday banning “acts that are considered LGBT”, deputy mayor Mardison Mahyudin said.

The regulation, revising an existing public order bylaw, would be evaluated by the Governor within 15 days, he said, adding that it was part of the city’s effort to “eradicate LGBT”.

“According to our customs, the Minang customs, we are against such acts and behaviour,” he said.

The Minang are one of the main ethnic groups living in that part of Sumatra island.

The regulation contains clauses to penalise LGBT people “who conduct activity that disturbs public order” or commit “immoral acts with the same sex”, according to a local media report citing the by-law.

Andreas Harsono, a researcher at Human Rights Watch, said the regulation was unconstitutional for being discriminatory.

“It’s a local ordinance that has no grounds on Indonesia’s constitution nor other national laws,” he told.

“It’s just another sign that Indonesia is increasingly having two legal systems: the constitutional one and the so-called Islamic sharia system.”