By TAHLIB
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| Art show on homosexuality comes under attack by moral police |
Tuesday, 10 December 2013
Art Show of Hindu Homosexuality Comes Under Attack by Religious Extremists
Posted on 00:00 by john mical
ALPHA OMEGA ARTS
By TAHLIB
INDIA---India's Supreme Court reinstated a "colonial-era law banning gay sex," made back in 1861, and Gay artist Balbir Krishan's art exhibition was cancelled after organisers received threats from the moral police. You might say the Religious extremists in India were busy this week. While the national government has pledged to take action, few are hopeful for their action. Krishan's art show was cancelled after a group of people, claiming to belong to a political party, threatened the organisers and demanded them to call off the event. The group termed the paintings, which are themed around nudity and homosexuality, 'against Indian culture'.
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