The man who wanted to open Pakistan's first gay club has been sent to compulsory treatment
An application to open a same-sex club called Lorenzo in the northern Pakistani city of Abbottabad was rejected after protests from residents and politicians, and the applicant was sent to a psychiatric hospital in Peshawar for compulsory treatment.
A same-sex supporter who tried to open Pakistan's first gay club has been sent to compulsory treatment. This was achieved as a result of joint efforts of citizens and politicians, writes "Gazeta.ru".
After an application was submitted to open a club named "Lorenzo" in Abbottabad, in the north of the country, the authorities began to consider it in the usual way. However, when the news spread on social media, it angered local residents and politicians.
Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PATY) leader Nasir Khan Nazir said there would be "very serious consequences" if the club was allowed to open. Another deputy from the same party said that he would pour gasoline on the building and set it on fire. As a result, the government rejected the application to open a gay club, and the author was ordered to undergo compulsory treatment in a psychiatric hospital in Peshawar.
.png)
Related to the topic
-
Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, plans to run for parliament after being released from prison.
-
The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps launched a ballistic missile and drone attack on the main base of the Jaish al-Adl (Army of Justice) terrorist group located in the Balochistan region of Pakistan, which borders Iran. The Pakistani side called this attack an unjustified violation of the country's airspace and reported that 2 children were killed and 3 children were injured.
