Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma, whose bill will impose death sentence on LGBTQ, trolled gay CNN anchor Richard Quest in a tweet.
Quest attracted Kaluma’s criticism after he took to social media to celebrate acquiring US citizenship in the presence of his husband.
“I became a US citizen yesterday. Very proud to go through the ceremony watched by my husband, Chris (I am now a dual citizen with the UK)” he tweeted.
I became a US citizen yesterday. Very proud to go through the ceremony watched by my husband, Chris (I am now a dual citizen with the UK) pic.twitter.com/u87LjhfphE
— Richard Quest (@richardquest) April 11, 2023
Quest’s tweet rubbed Kaluma the wrong way. The Homa Bay Town MP reminded the gay CNN anchor that his bottom is for passing feces.
“Your behind is for passing stool my friend!” Kaluma tweeted.
The Homa Bay Town MP has submitted a family protection bill to Parliament aimed at curtailing homosexuality in Kenya.
The bill seeks to criminalize homosexuality, same-sex marriages, and LGBTQ behaviors.
In a statement, Kaluma said that if the bill is passed into law, it will criminalise the promotion, recruitment, and funding of homosexuality and LGBTQ.
“I have submitted the Family Protection Bill to the National Assembly. It seeks to ban comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) in Pre-primary, primary and secondary schools education programs,” he said.
Kaluma wants sexual health and sexual health rights and education banned.
The bill if passed will uphold the prior rights of parents and guardians to their children’s education.
It will reassert the rights of parents to be informed and to consent to sexuality education, and abortion procedures involving their children.
The Homa Bay MP said the bill if passed will have the penalty imposed under the proposed Act ranges from the imprisonment of at least 10 years to death.
