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Nyali Member of Parliament Mohamed Ali says complaints from the public is what prompted his petition on the Proliferation of Lesbians, Gays, Bisextuals, Transgender and Queer LGBTQ persons in the country.Appeared before the National Assembly's Petitions Committee, Ali warned that the trend, if allowed to spread, would threaten not only the country's cultural fabric but also its youthful population and the institution of marriage.
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Ali: LGBTQ threatens cultural fabric, youth generation and families
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