The lead sponsor of the Private Members Bill seeking to criminalize all forms of LGBTQI+ activities, Sam Nartey George, has challenged Bishop Sarah Mullally to point out the specific areas in the bill for reasons why she described it as unacceptable.
Bishop Mullally who is a member of House of Lords of the United Kingdom Bishop Sarah Mullally has described Ghana’s anti-LGBTQI+ as unacceptable.
The female Bishop believes the bill when passed into law, will promote fear and intolerance.
It was also her view that the bill will put the lives and freedom of several people at risk.
The Bishop stated that we were all created by God hence we all deserve love.
She wants the bill to be resisted and has therefore sent her prayers to the community.
She was reacting to concerns raised by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd Justin Welby.
In her reaction, she said: “I share the Archbishop’s grave concerns and support his actions. I am praying for the +LGBTQI+ community in Ghana.
Ghana’s proposed anti- LGBT legislation is unacceptable and must be resisted. It would promote fear and intolerance, putting the freedom of so many people under threat. We are all love equally by God. My prayers are with the LGBT community in Ghana at this time.”
But the Ghanaian lawmaker is asking whether the female Bishop has read the bill before describing it as unacceptable.
He fired shots at her saying his prayers are with the young body who are sexually exploited by some her priests.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana