Burundi’s President To Citizens: Feel Free To Pelt Gay Couples With Stones

  President Evariste Ndayishimiye  of Burundi  has  told citizens of the country to feel free to pelt gay couples with stones.

He has  also condemned the Western countries that are urging other nations to allow gay rights or risk losing aid.

Recall that homosexuality was criminalized in Burundi in 2009 and anyone found involved risks two -year sentence.

Team@orientactualmags.com learned that President Ndayishimiye, a Catholic, has described marriage between same-sex couples as an ‘abominable practice’ on Friday.

‘Personally, I think if we see these kinds of individuals in Burundi we should put them in a stadium and pelt them with stone . And it would not be a sin for those who do’ he said.

Ndayishimiye, who  said this  while responding to an attendee’s  question at a public event in the east of the country , also criticized Western countries that urge smaller nations to allow gay marriage or risk losing aid.

 ‘Let them keep their help, let them keep it’ he said.

Citizens of Burundi, who are  living abroad and  have ‘chosen the devil’ and practice homosexuality should  according to him ‘not come back’.

Homosexuality is illegal in many East African countries, which have a history of repression and stigmas against gay people, and they are often encouraged by the conservative Muslims and Christians-Team@orientactualmags.com
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