By NATION REPORTERTHAT a group of suspected homosexuals are able to gang up and burn a person alive for standing up to them is but a sign of a clear breakdown in the rule of law, Bishops Council of Zambia general secretary, Able Kaela has said.Bishop Kaela said engaging in same sex marriage was illegal in Zambia and if there were a group that was being identified as a group of homosexuals by society, then the laws that prohibits the vice were not being enforced adequately.[ihc-hide-content ihc_mb_type=”show” ihc_mb_who=”4,5,6″ ihc_mb_template=”2″ ]Bishop Kaela was reacting to the story of a 25 years old man who was burnt alive in Chilenje Township in the area called Mapoloto on Saturday last week for standing up to some suspected homosexuals.“Such actions are not Zambian, unchristian and should not be condoned in this country. I was shocked when I saw the videos circulating on social media. I was like, is it […]
There is a breakdown of rule of law, says Bishop Kaela – fumes over brutal attack, torching of man in Chilenje by suspected homosexuals
