Germany Got Special Coffin For Gay

Delivering sexual preferences will become more open in Cologne, Germany. The reason is, there is a  store that is now offering a special coffin for homosexual couples, especially gay. The coffin is not decorated with crosses or other conventional ornamentation commonly listed on the coffin lid, but the picture of a naked man with muscular bulges appeared. Pose inspired by old images of the Renaissance.

Brandl (32) and his business partner, Michael Koenigsfeld (34), said that they market the coffin to the homosexual communities in various places.

They claim to get a warm welcome. It also markets a gay couple in colorful coffins, the international symbol for lesbian and gay movement. They also offer funeral services specifically targeted at the homosexual community. According to estimates, one out of 10 couples in Cologne are homosexual couples. Brandl also said that you can choose a variety of models and colors.

Zombie Porn Movie in Australia

An Australian film festival director defended his right to publish gay zombie porn movie, which was banned in the country. Head of the Melbourne Underground Film Festival (MUFF) Richard Wolstencroft said that his house was raided by police. But the search was in vain, because he had destroyed copies of his film.

Wolstencroft was felt that the police, sooner or later, will conduct the raids. At first he thought would MUFF raided, but it did not. That is why he was confused, why did the police decide to do so when the festival finished. Well, the movie is LA Zombie.

LA Zombie created by Canadian director Bruce LaBruce. There is an alien who likes the dead (necrophiliac), homosexuals and men who do not wear any clothes on their bodies. French porn star Francois Sagat played in the movie.

One-hour film tells about a homeless man who suffered from schizophrenia and believed himself is an alien zombies are sent into the streets of Los Angeles to find the body and sex with gays. Last July, the film was withdrawn from MUFF because it was considered too daring.

Malaysia's First Gay Movie

The first gay romance movie in Malaysia was opened with a pair of adult men with bare chests on the beach massaging each other. The film "Dalam Botol" tells the story of a man who operated on sex because he thinks it could satisfy his male partner, but eventually he regretted it. The film was getting praise from the bloggers who were invited to witness on Wednesday, the film is planned to be aired widely next three months.

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Malaysia's censorship agency has always made strict rules about the movie that contains a provocative sex. At the end of last year, censors banned British comedy films Sacha Baron Cohen's "Bruno," because the film is promoting homosexuality.

But the public asked the censors to better tolerate a more adult theme. Now the censors said the movie depiction of homosexuality as "Dalam Botol" is no longer forbidden, as long as gay is not condoned.

However, there is a scene that captures the reality that being a gay in a country which asserts that homosexuality is prohibited. Although demand is rare, for those who perform sodomy will be subject to imprisonment for 20 years.

Raja Azmi Raja Sulaiman, writer and movie producer, said that this movie tells of close friends who change gender 25 years ago in Thailand, he wanted to remind the others to not make the same mistake.

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Confessing Gay, Pastor of the Church in Malaysia criticized

Malaysian society are furious and angry when one priest taking care of himself as a gay endorsement. Anger was triggered because of homosexuals in that country more widespread.

During this time, in an effort to stem the homosexuals, the Malaysian government gave 20-year prison sentence to its citizens who claim to be gay. Though pressed, a priest named Ouyang Feng Wen Church remains established specifically for the gay community of Malaysia. The church was operating clandestinely on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur.

During recent years, struggling alone Ouyang recorded shout out equal treatment to gays. The struggle was soon getting a response from the gay community who had been hiding in various areas in Malaysia. "We encourage the many people who supported the establishment of the church," said the man who had been married for nine years as quoted from Alarabiya, Sunday (5 / 9).

He also said that a gay or lesbian is not something desirable. Therefore, he considered the church should support him. "When I was young, I was so hoping there is someone so respected and esteemed in the community to fight and told me that he was also a gay man," said 40-year-old pastor.

Ouyang fought for what was regarded a taboo, even more taboo than racial and religious issues as happened in Malaysia. Over the years, Malaysia's gay community is always in touch through cyberspace. They operate in secret hiding to avoid arrest. Malaysian authorities regularly conduct raids in several locations massage parlors or gay bars.

In 2008, Malaysia's gay community to appear in public through the event "Sexual Freedom". The event was inspired by similar event that occurred in Nepal, India and Thailand and Indonesia. "We thought the same thing must be done in Malaysia. We try to inform our identity to the public. You have rights over your sexual orientation even though the state does not recognize," said Pang Khee Teik, an owner of an art gallery in Kuala Lumpur.

Through its community movement, Pang said, they expect the penalties for sodomy and oral sex behaviors revoked. Because according to him, these laws contain discriminatory. Meanwhile, about the festival, Pang said the event will include talks, musical performances and film screenings. Pang revealed that the visitors reached 400 people in 2008. Special this year, he predicted total visitors reached 800 people.

Responding to these plans, Malaysia's Islamic religious leaders strongly condemned the plan. Even in the year 2008, Malaysia issued a fatwa religious bodies prohibition against lesbian and gay.

One Malaysian scholar, Harussani Zakaria says homosexuality is a form of human beings who are not grateful for God's gift. "Homo sex is a bad thing. Allah Almighty has created man and woman in pairs. He said that how could a man with a man and woman with woman be a pair.