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Kilifi, Mombasa Senators Stewart Mazayo and Mohamed Faki condemn the Supreme Court ruling over the LGBTQ community being registered as an association.
The senators claimed that there is pressure from external forces to legalize homosexuality in Kenya. They now want the Head of State to warn international organizations against interfering with local affairs.
Kilifi, Mombasa Senators Stewart Mazayo and Mohamed Faki condemn Supreme Court rulingover LGBTQ
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