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    Father Dominic Immanuel said that churches have no objection to decriminalisation of homosexuality but it should not be legalised. "We have no objection to decriminalisation of homosexuality because we do not consider these people as criminals on par with other criminals" Immanuel said. However, churches do not approve of homosexual relations as ethical and moral right of the people, he said. Full Article at Hindustan Times
    We have no objection to decriminalisation of homosexuality because we do not consider these people as criminals on par with other criminals
    SOURCE: Hindustan Times 5 months ago
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Religious leaders disapprove HC judgement on homosexuality
  1. It is against nature.Our position is that homosexuality should not be legalised
    SOURCE: Hindustan Times 5 months ago
  2. It is against all religions. It is against the culture of Indian society. We feel there is no need to legalise homosexuality. This practice is unnatural. It should continue as a criminal act
    SOURCE: Hindustan Times 5 months ago
  3. This is absolutely wrong to legalise homosexuality. We will not accept any such law
    SOURCE: Hindustan Times 5 months ago
  4. If the government makes such attempt to scrap the Section 377, we will oppose it strongly
    SOURCE: Hindustan Times 5 months ago

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