India is growing steadily more tolerant towards gays. But activists like Harish Iyer still face harassment. For more multimedia content from The Economist vi…
Rape is also natural in other species…So should it be allowed?
So, the Economist continues its foray into Indiophobia? Didn’t the hatchet
job that was the article against Narendra Modi hurt enough? Where is
balanced journalism? Where were discussions with both lawyers and
politicians in India that are fighting for the rights and causes of LGBT
people in India? Where was the discussion on the recent progression on
behalf of Transgendered individuals? Where was the balance to this piece?
The Economist is London based. Where did this mentality of homophobia come
from? Who instituted the initial penal code against “buggery”? What nation
forced this law onto Indians? Better yet, what is it like to be LGBT in any
country West of India until you reach Europe? What is it like to be LGBT in
Pakistan? Iran? Iraq? Saudi Arabia? Egypt? Kazakhstan? Russia? Where is the
reporting on these nations?
The fact that they loop India in with Uganda shows the intent. Indiophobia
is alive and well at the Economist.
I Need to know what is wrong with us..? Why are we still stuck in 18th
Century, While the entire planet is moving out on this!! ?? Do we actually
call ourselves the most intelligent specie walking on this earth, calling
ourselves the largest democracy in the world & not able to let people live
the way they want..!! I seriously doubt the existence of being HUMAN..
First world problem…
Wrong info at 01:30, the 2009 verdict was from Delhi high court and not
from Supreme court.
क्या दुनिया के हर कोने में, गले लगा लिया और कुछ देशों में मनाया मौजूद है,
लेकिन 76 में अवैध है; क्या जनता शर्म की बात है, कारावास, प्रताड़ना के डर से
छुपा, या यहां तक कि सात देशों में है; यहां तक कि मौत की सजा. क्या लोगों
को एक दैनिक आधार पर क्रूर हिंसा का सामना क्या करता है, के अलावा परिवारों
आँसू, लोग दूसरी श्रेणी के नागरिक के रूप में व्यवहार किया जाता है सरल क्या
विशेषता, हर जगह वे जाना; बच्चों के घरों से बाहर निकाल दिया जाता है क्या,
तंग और स्कूलों से निष्कासित छात्रों, कार्यकर्ताओं कुछ लोगों को अभी भी
असामान्य विचार करें कि, पूरे इतिहास में हर देश में मौजूद है क्या, बिना किसी
चेतावनी के काम से निकाल दिया. जवाब; , ट्रांसजेंडर, समलैंगिक होने समलैंगिक
जा रहा है, उभयलिंगी. लोगों की दुनिया लाख से अधिक सब सिर्फ वे जो कर रहे हैं
होने के लिए हिंसा और भेदभाव का सामना करना पड़ता. हर राष्ट्र सभी समलैंगिक,
समलैंगिक की रक्षा के लिए, अंतरराष्ट्रीय मानवाधिकार कानून के द्वारा बाध्य,
उभयलिंगी, और transgender, यातना भेदभाव और हिंसा से लोग. संयुक्त राष्ट्र आप
अकेले नहीं हैं, तो आप अकेले नहीं हैं दुनिया भर में एलजीबीटी लोगों के लाखों
लोगों के लिए एक सरल संदेश है. एलजीबीटी अधिकार, मानव अधिकार, LGBT अधिकार हैं
मानव अधिकार हैं. एक साथ हम एक ऐसी दुनिया का निर्माण होगा. हम एक ऐसी दुनिया
का निर्माण होगा, कि मुक्त है, और बराबर है.
wow, these gay videos really help me to stay on the top of the latest
global events, thank you so much for showing this single guy from India
talking about his subjective experience, its very valuable
You can thank the religions of this world for the repressed condition of
society. The most ignorant of people are religious. I support you in
being yourselves. Be real, but also be prudent. The challenge you are
traversing is common in the sense that all humans encounter challenges, and
those challenges assist us in our spiritual growth. They make us wiser,
more inclusive, more compassionate.
surrender to china
India’s Culture will never accept homosexuals, tolerate probably, but never
accept. As it should be
What exists in every corner of the world, embraced and celebrated in some
countries, but is illegal in 76; What is hidden for fear of public shame,
imprisonment, torture, or in seven countries even; even the death penalty.
What tears families apart, what makes people confront brutal violence on a
daily basis, what simple trait gets people treated as second class
citizens, everywhere they go; what gets children kicked out of homes,
students bullied and expelled from schools, workers fired from jobs without
warning, What has existed in every country throughout history, that some
people still consider abnormal. The answer; being gay, being lesbian,
bisexual, transgender. All over the world millions of people face violence
and discrimination just for being who they are. Every nation is obligated
by international human rights law, to protect all lesbian, gay, bisexual,
and transgender, people from torture discrimination and violence. The
United Nations has one simple message to the millions of LGBT people around
the world, you are not alone, you, are not alone. LGBT rights are human
rights, LGBT rights, are human rights. Together we will build a world. We
will build a world, that is free, and equal.
Rape is also natural in other species…So should it be allowed?
So, the Economist continues its foray into Indiophobia? Didn’t the hatchet
job that was the article against Narendra Modi hurt enough? Where is
balanced journalism? Where were discussions with both lawyers and
politicians in India that are fighting for the rights and causes of LGBT
people in India? Where was the discussion on the recent progression on
behalf of Transgendered individuals? Where was the balance to this piece?
The Economist is London based. Where did this mentality of homophobia come
from? Who instituted the initial penal code against “buggery”? What nation
forced this law onto Indians? Better yet, what is it like to be LGBT in any
country West of India until you reach Europe? What is it like to be LGBT in
Pakistan? Iran? Iraq? Saudi Arabia? Egypt? Kazakhstan? Russia? Where is the
reporting on these nations?
The fact that they loop India in with Uganda shows the intent. Indiophobia
is alive and well at the Economist.
I Need to know what is wrong with us..? Why are we still stuck in 18th
Century, While the entire planet is moving out on this!! ?? Do we actually
call ourselves the most intelligent specie walking on this earth, calling
ourselves the largest democracy in the world & not able to let people live
the way they want..!! I seriously doubt the existence of being HUMAN..
First world problem…
Wrong info at 01:30, the 2009 verdict was from Delhi high court and not
from Supreme court.
क्या दुनिया के हर कोने में, गले लगा लिया और कुछ देशों में मनाया मौजूद है,
लेकिन 76 में अवैध है; क्या जनता शर्म की बात है, कारावास, प्रताड़ना के डर से
छुपा, या यहां तक कि सात देशों में है; यहां तक कि मौत की सजा. क्या लोगों
को एक दैनिक आधार पर क्रूर हिंसा का सामना क्या करता है, के अलावा परिवारों
आँसू, लोग दूसरी श्रेणी के नागरिक के रूप में व्यवहार किया जाता है सरल क्या
विशेषता, हर जगह वे जाना; बच्चों के घरों से बाहर निकाल दिया जाता है क्या,
तंग और स्कूलों से निष्कासित छात्रों, कार्यकर्ताओं कुछ लोगों को अभी भी
असामान्य विचार करें कि, पूरे इतिहास में हर देश में मौजूद है क्या, बिना किसी
चेतावनी के काम से निकाल दिया. जवाब; , ट्रांसजेंडर, समलैंगिक होने समलैंगिक
जा रहा है, उभयलिंगी. लोगों की दुनिया लाख से अधिक सब सिर्फ वे जो कर रहे हैं
होने के लिए हिंसा और भेदभाव का सामना करना पड़ता. हर राष्ट्र सभी समलैंगिक,
समलैंगिक की रक्षा के लिए, अंतरराष्ट्रीय मानवाधिकार कानून के द्वारा बाध्य,
उभयलिंगी, और transgender, यातना भेदभाव और हिंसा से लोग. संयुक्त राष्ट्र आप
अकेले नहीं हैं, तो आप अकेले नहीं हैं दुनिया भर में एलजीबीटी लोगों के लाखों
लोगों के लिए एक सरल संदेश है. एलजीबीटी अधिकार, मानव अधिकार, LGBT अधिकार हैं
मानव अधिकार हैं. एक साथ हम एक ऐसी दुनिया का निर्माण होगा. हम एक ऐसी दुनिया
का निर्माण होगा, कि मुक्त है, और बराबर है.
wow, these gay videos really help me to stay on the top of the latest
global events, thank you so much for showing this single guy from India
talking about his subjective experience, its very valuable
You can thank the religions of this world for the repressed condition of
society. The most ignorant of people are religious. I support you in
being yourselves. Be real, but also be prudent. The challenge you are
traversing is common in the sense that all humans encounter challenges, and
those challenges assist us in our spiritual growth. They make us wiser,
more inclusive, more compassionate.
surrender to china
India’s Culture will never accept homosexuals, tolerate probably, but never
accept. As it should be
What exists in every corner of the world, embraced and celebrated in some
countries, but is illegal in 76; What is hidden for fear of public shame,
imprisonment, torture, or in seven countries even; even the death penalty.
What tears families apart, what makes people confront brutal violence on a
daily basis, what simple trait gets people treated as second class
citizens, everywhere they go; what gets children kicked out of homes,
students bullied and expelled from schools, workers fired from jobs without
warning, What has existed in every country throughout history, that some
people still consider abnormal. The answer; being gay, being lesbian,
bisexual, transgender. All over the world millions of people face violence
and discrimination just for being who they are. Every nation is obligated
by international human rights law, to protect all lesbian, gay, bisexual,
and transgender, people from torture discrimination and violence. The
United Nations has one simple message to the millions of LGBT people around
the world, you are not alone, you, are not alone. LGBT rights are human
rights, LGBT rights, are human rights. Together we will build a world. We
will build a world, that is free, and equal.