Pope Francis, Section 377 And The Right Fight

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  • Published On: June 28, 2016
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Close on the heels of Pope Francis announcing that 'Christians have to make many apologies' to members of gay and marginalised communities, the Supreme Court of India, will hear a new petition challenging the constitutionality of the draconian, colonial Section 377. The section in the Indian Penal Code considers all forms of sexual intercourse 'against the order of nature' a criminal act that invites punishment. The Archdiocese of Bombay, Cardinal Oswald Gracias has long been an advocate for gay rights. On Agenda - he speaks of the need to decriminalise gay sex. Now, as the top court takes up yet another petition, and after strong comments from the Pope, is there a new hope?

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