Gay stewards for Air France outraged over Iran’s stance on homosexuality are crying foul over the re-opened Paris to Tehran route, and some are refusing to work on it.
One steward started a petition on Change.org titled “Gay stewards from Air France don’t want to fly to the death penalty in Iran”, that has over 27,000 supporters of 35,000 requested.
Homosexuality in Iran is illegal. Some people are killed for being gay, and some gay men in Iran are even forced to have gender reassignment surgery even if they don’t identify as transgender.
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ReplyDeleteHomosexuality in Iran and other places in that part of the world like Saudi Arabia is more than "Illegal". Crossing when the light is red might also be "illegal". It is a capital crime punishable by death. In Iran it has no age limit -- teenages have been execuited. Estimates by human rights groups. are that over 4,000 gay and bi men have been executed by the islamic regime, with well over 100 men a year killed. And all you have to be is accused to suffer this penalty -- the courts have not exactly been lenient. Note -- woman in lesbian relationships are not killed, they are just subject to public lashings and long imprisonments where they can be routinely raped by security guards.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment Eddi, it's a shame to say nothing about this and make business with them and look the other way!
ReplyDeleteBy colin johnson:
ReplyDeleteYes I agree