Russia warns Kenya over looming pressure from foreign countries after LGBTQ ruling
2 min read
Russia through its Embassy warns Kenya over looming pressure from foreign countries after the LGBTQ Supreme Court verdict
Russia through its Embassy warns Kenya over looming pressure from foreign countries after the LGBTQ Supreme Court verdict.
Russia has joined top leaders in Kenya to dismiss a recent judgment by the Supreme Court that allowed the gay community in the country to formally register their own association.
President William Ruto, his deputy Rigathi Gachagua and Azimio leader Raila Odinga on Thursday, March 2, publicly stated that homosexuality has no place in Kenyan society and vowed not to allow same-sex marriages.
And reacting to the remarks, the Russian Embassy in Kenya claimed the gay agenda was being pushed by the Western nations, warning that “the West will come for more”.
Insider reveals how Ruto outsmarted Uhuru & Raila in the August polls
Central Bank directs commercial banks to ration dollars following a shortage
Wajackoyah detained at Airport in Tanzania
The Russian government noted that the leaders have a responsibility of protecting the country’s traditional values or risk losing humanity.
“That is only the beginning, the West will come for more. Traditional values shall be protected, otherwise, humanity is doomed,” Russia said in a tweet on Tuesday.
Adding: “Not parent 1 and parent 2, but family! Not rules, but law!”
Also read,
Was Jill Biden’s tour to Kenya connected to the LGBTQ ruling
Supreme Court decision on LGBTQ promotes inclusivity – ICJ
Raila opens up on Supreme court ruling on LGBTQ
Follow us
