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Mass n*ked protest against Obama
14 Jul 2015 at 19:50hrs | Views
Kenya's Republican Liberty Party has notified of its intention to mobilise 5,000 men and women to protest undressed against President Barack Obama's "aggressive support for homosexuality".
The party said it has already notified the authorities of the protest scheduled to hold on July 22 and 23, coinciding with the U.S. president's visit to Kenya.
Vincent Kidala, the party's leader, wrote to the Police on Monday to notify the authorities of the planned protest march from Nairobi's Freedom Corner to the streets of the capital.
He said the protest would involve "totally n*ked men and women" to "demonstrate the difference between men and women.
"The procession shall be carried out by approximately 5,000 totally n*ked men and women to protest the President Barack Obama's open and aggressive support for Homosexuality.
"The party's main objective is for him to understand the difference between a man and a woman," he said in the letter to the Police.
At least 1,000 commercial sex workers from Nairobi alone have confirmed their participation in the n*de protest march and the party is continuing to mobilise politicians to join the protest march.
Meanwhile, the United States has warned its citizens in Kenya ahead of visit by President Barack Obama of the risk of terrorist attacks, singling out a conference that Obama is due to address.
The party said it has already notified the authorities of the protest scheduled to hold on July 22 and 23, coinciding with the U.S. president's visit to Kenya.
Vincent Kidala, the party's leader, wrote to the Police on Monday to notify the authorities of the planned protest march from Nairobi's Freedom Corner to the streets of the capital.
He said the protest would involve "totally n*ked men and women" to "demonstrate the difference between men and women.
"The procession shall be carried out by approximately 5,000 totally n*ked men and women to protest the President Barack Obama's open and aggressive support for Homosexuality.
"The party's main objective is for him to understand the difference between a man and a woman," he said in the letter to the Police.
At least 1,000 commercial sex workers from Nairobi alone have confirmed their participation in the n*de protest march and the party is continuing to mobilise politicians to join the protest march.
Meanwhile, the United States has warned its citizens in Kenya ahead of visit by President Barack Obama of the risk of terrorist attacks, singling out a conference that Obama is due to address.
Source - online
