As of today, many are debating on whether one can be born a homosexual or not. Although a certain group of scientists argued that one can be born with a h0m0sexual1ty gene,religious leaders and other medical studies have countered this argument by positing that being ga!y is an individual’s choice and not inborn.
Research indicates that homosexuality is not allowed in many countries worldwide, with the Middle East and Africa leading with the number of nations that do not condone this nonsensical practice. For instance, just a few days ago, Uganda signed into law a h0m0$exuality Bill that will see h0m0s3xuals in that country go to prison for the rest of their lives if found guilty of that offense.
Nigeria also hit the limelight a few months ago for seeking to implement a Bill that will also see homosexuals face stringent punishment if found practicing this trend in that country. Kuwait, in addition to other Middle East countries have gone further and developed a special test kit that detects h0m0s3xuals in certain places which include but not limited to check-ins at airports.
When found, such people are then barred from entering the country. Apparently, being h0m0s3xual in most of the Middle East countries like Saudi Arabia, Yemen and Iran is punishable by death. Other countries that punish ga!y people by death in Africa are Mauritius and South Sudan.
Although the kit has not yet found its way into the Kenyan market, speculations are that it will be around anytime soon. But if the testing kit is somewhat unreliable as noted in some cases, what will happen if it’s introduced in Uganda? Pertinently, some people may suffer for the rest of their lives for being sentenced to death for an offense they never committed in the first place.