Conservative Chinese communities in Australia act to stop same-sex marriage
Conservative Chinese communities in Australia act to stop same-sex marriage
- Liu, who is also a visiting scholar at West Sydney University, saw Chinese people passing out bilingual pamphlets and fliers at the entrance of Chinese supermarkets in Sydney. She even saw fliers being stuffed into people's mailboxes. One colorful flyer had a large cartoon drawing of two men kissing, with the Chinese words "Homosexuality is a deadly curse declared by God" at the top. The paper went on to explain other reasons for opposing same-sex marriage, such as that it will hurt women, that it is a blasphemy of marriage and that, because homosexuals can't have children, it will bring an end to families.
- Liu, who is also a visiting scholar at West Sydney University, saw Chinese people passing out bilingual pamphlets and fliers at the entrance of Chinese supermarkets in Sydney. She even saw fliers being stuffed into people's mailboxes. One colorful flyer had a large cartoon drawing of two men kissing, with the Chinese words "Homosexuality is a deadly curse declared by God" at the top. The paper went on to explain other reasons for opposing same-sex marriage, such as that it will hurt women, that it is a blasphemy of marriage and that, because homosexuals can't have children, it will bring an end to families.