"Keep Those Limp-Wristed Mincing Queers Out Of Here!!!"
Oct 8th 2013, 8:00 am
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Re: "Keep Those Limp-Wristed Mincing Queers Out Of Here!!!"
Seems there is a simple test available online http://www.gay-test.com/
Not too sure if it will work in UAE but it opened fine here, turns out I am 30% gay but I did cry watching Green Mile and I wear pink shirts.
Not too sure if it will work in UAE but it opened fine here, turns out I am 30% gay but I did cry watching Green Mile and I wear pink shirts.
Oct 8th 2013, 8:09 am
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Re: "Keep Those Limp-Wristed Mincing Queers Out Of Here!!!"
17% but I disagree that musicals are 'gay'.
Oct 8th 2013, 9:15 am
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Re: "Keep Those Limp-Wristed Mincing Queers Out Of Here!!!"
23% gay.
Oct 8th 2013, 4:31 pm
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No visa for homosexuals in the Arabian Gulf – GCC to ‘detect, bar’ gays, transgenders
KUWAIT: Gulf states plan to study a project which will identify homosexuals and transgender individuals through a ‘clinical test’ which will be added to the list of medical tests one has to undergo to obtain a visa. If individuals are revealed to be homosexual or transgender, they will be denied entry into the country, a local daily reported yesterday, quoting a senior official in Kuwait’s Ministry of Health.
“Homosexuals and ‘third-sex’ individuals can be detected through clinical tests during the routine medical examination for visa”, Public Health Department Director Dr Yousuf Mendakar said. ‘Third-sex’ is a common term used in Gulf states to refer to transsexuals or people with gender identity disorder. The senior official added that an individual who is identified as homosexual will have ‘unfit’ stamped on his medical report; a term often used for people who fail medical tests which will automatically disqualify their visa application.
Dr Mendakar’s statements did not specify the test or the people targeted in the new project. It was also unclear whether this excluded cross-dressers or included all homosexuals in general. He also did not explain how medical examiners intend to determine a visitor’s sexual orientation. “Expatriates undergo medical tests at local clinics, but the new procedure includes stricter measures to find out homosexuals and transgenders so that they are banned from entering Kuwait or any GCC state”, he added.
Dr Mendakar could not be reached immediately for further clarification. The new proposal will be discussed during a ‘Central Committee for Expatriate Labor Forces Program in the GCC’ meeting set to take place on November 11 in Oman, said Dr Mendakar. The meeting is expected to focus on regulations’ adjustments and the Kuwaiti official said that his proposal will be included in the list of amendments.
Despite being distinguished by a Constitution that guarantees basic human rights, Kuwait’s laws – same as those found in Saudi, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, and Oman – ban homosexuality and cross-gender acts. Same-sex relationships, cross-dressing or other homosexual acts can lead to a jail sentence. There have been several incidents in the past where homosexuals in Kuwait have complained of harassment from police and inappropriate arrests, apart from being stigmatized by society.
http://news.kuwaittimes.net/visa-hom...-transgenders/
“Homosexuals and ‘third-sex’ individuals can be detected through clinical tests during the routine medical examination for visa”, Public Health Department Director Dr Yousuf Mendakar said. ‘Third-sex’ is a common term used in Gulf states to refer to transsexuals or people with gender identity disorder. The senior official added that an individual who is identified as homosexual will have ‘unfit’ stamped on his medical report; a term often used for people who fail medical tests which will automatically disqualify their visa application.
Dr Mendakar’s statements did not specify the test or the people targeted in the new project. It was also unclear whether this excluded cross-dressers or included all homosexuals in general. He also did not explain how medical examiners intend to determine a visitor’s sexual orientation. “Expatriates undergo medical tests at local clinics, but the new procedure includes stricter measures to find out homosexuals and transgenders so that they are banned from entering Kuwait or any GCC state”, he added.
Dr Mendakar could not be reached immediately for further clarification. The new proposal will be discussed during a ‘Central Committee for Expatriate Labor Forces Program in the GCC’ meeting set to take place on November 11 in Oman, said Dr Mendakar. The meeting is expected to focus on regulations’ adjustments and the Kuwaiti official said that his proposal will be included in the list of amendments.
Despite being distinguished by a Constitution that guarantees basic human rights, Kuwait’s laws – same as those found in Saudi, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, and Oman – ban homosexuality and cross-gender acts. Same-sex relationships, cross-dressing or other homosexual acts can lead to a jail sentence. There have been several incidents in the past where homosexuals in Kuwait have complained of harassment from police and inappropriate arrests, apart from being stigmatized by society.
http://news.kuwaittimes.net/visa-hom...-transgenders/
Oct 8th 2013, 4:33 pm
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Re: No visa for homosexuals in the Arabian Gulf – GCC to ‘detect, bar’ gays, transgen
I wonder how could they detect them? 
Oct 8th 2013, 7:24 pm
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Re: No visa for homosexuals in the Arabian Gulf – GCC to ‘detect, bar’ gays, transgen
Finally some decent forward thinking legislation that protects us.
Oct 9th 2013, 6:02 am
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Re: No visa for homosexuals in the Arabian Gulf – GCC to ‘detect, bar’ gays, transgen
They play the music from Priscilla Queen of the Desert in the waiting room of the medical centre. Anyone who taps their foot to the beat or mouths the words is immediately under suspicion.
As for the women any one of them who rejects the advances of 'habib' the slick haired doctor must surely be lesbian.
As for the women any one of them who rejects the advances of 'habib' the slick haired doctor must surely be lesbian.
Oct 9th 2013, 7:35 am
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Re: No visa for homosexuals in the Arabian Gulf – GCC to ‘detect, bar’ gays, transgen
KUWAIT: Gulf states plan to study a project which will identify homosexuals and transgender individuals through a ‘clinical test’ which will be added to the list of medical tests one has to undergo to obtain a visa. If individuals are revealed to be homosexual or transgender, they will be denied entry into the country, a local daily reported yesterday, quoting a senior official in Kuwait’s Ministry of Health.
“Homosexuals and ‘third-sex’ individuals can be detected through clinical tests during the routine medical examination for visa”, Public Health Department Director Dr Yousuf Mendakar said. ‘Third-sex’ is a common term used in Gulf states to refer to transsexuals or people with gender identity disorder. The senior official added that an individual who is identified as homosexual will have ‘unfit’ stamped on his medical report; a term often used for people who fail medical tests which will automatically disqualify their visa application.
Dr Mendakar’s statements did not specify the test or the people targeted in the new project. It was also unclear whether this excluded cross-dressers or included all homosexuals in general. He also did not explain how medical examiners intend to determine a visitor’s sexual orientation. “Expatriates undergo medical tests at local clinics, but the new procedure includes stricter measures to find out homosexuals and transgenders so that they are banned from entering Kuwait or any GCC state”, he added.
Dr Mendakar could not be reached immediately for further clarification. The new proposal will be discussed during a ‘Central Committee for Expatriate Labor Forces Program in the GCC’ meeting set to take place on November 11 in Oman, said Dr Mendakar. The meeting is expected to focus on regulations’ adjustments and the Kuwaiti official said that his proposal will be included in the list of amendments.
Despite being distinguished by a Constitution that guarantees basic human rights, Kuwait’s laws – same as those found in Saudi, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, and Oman – ban homosexuality and cross-gender acts. Same-sex relationships, cross-dressing or other homosexual acts can lead to a jail sentence. There have been several incidents in the past where homosexuals in Kuwait have complained of harassment from police and inappropriate arrests, apart from being stigmatized by society.
http://news.kuwaittimes.net/visa-hom...-transgenders/
“Homosexuals and ‘third-sex’ individuals can be detected through clinical tests during the routine medical examination for visa”, Public Health Department Director Dr Yousuf Mendakar said. ‘Third-sex’ is a common term used in Gulf states to refer to transsexuals or people with gender identity disorder. The senior official added that an individual who is identified as homosexual will have ‘unfit’ stamped on his medical report; a term often used for people who fail medical tests which will automatically disqualify their visa application.
Dr Mendakar’s statements did not specify the test or the people targeted in the new project. It was also unclear whether this excluded cross-dressers or included all homosexuals in general. He also did not explain how medical examiners intend to determine a visitor’s sexual orientation. “Expatriates undergo medical tests at local clinics, but the new procedure includes stricter measures to find out homosexuals and transgenders so that they are banned from entering Kuwait or any GCC state”, he added.
Dr Mendakar could not be reached immediately for further clarification. The new proposal will be discussed during a ‘Central Committee for Expatriate Labor Forces Program in the GCC’ meeting set to take place on November 11 in Oman, said Dr Mendakar. The meeting is expected to focus on regulations’ adjustments and the Kuwaiti official said that his proposal will be included in the list of amendments.
Despite being distinguished by a Constitution that guarantees basic human rights, Kuwait’s laws – same as those found in Saudi, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, and Oman – ban homosexuality and cross-gender acts. Same-sex relationships, cross-dressing or other homosexual acts can lead to a jail sentence. There have been several incidents in the past where homosexuals in Kuwait have complained of harassment from police and inappropriate arrests, apart from being stigmatized by society.
http://news.kuwaittimes.net/visa-hom...-transgenders/
Oct 9th 2013, 8:05 am
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Re: No visa for homosexuals in the Arabian Gulf – GCC to ‘detect, bar’ gays, transgen
No idea, took this photo when in Phnom Penh - See point 5.
Balls, I can't get the pic to show. Anyhoo - it was a photo I took when standing at the urinal when in a bar - point 5 states:
"Not allow customers or staffs (all 3 sexes) under 18 years old to work in restaurant, guest house and liquor store".
Last edited by MAV_DXB; Oct 9th 2013 at 8:12 am.
Oct 9th 2013, 10:34 am
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Re: "Keep Those Limp-Wristed Mincing Queers Out Of Here!!!"
It's complex...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_gender
From that Kuwait Times piece - what is a 'cross gender act'? I'm wearing trousers right now. Is that a cross gender act? My husband is cooking dinner tonight. Is that one too?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_gender
From that Kuwait Times piece - what is a 'cross gender act'? I'm wearing trousers right now. Is that a cross gender act? My husband is cooking dinner tonight. Is that one too?
Last edited by Meow; Oct 9th 2013 at 11:09 am. Reason: typo
Oct 9th 2013, 10:56 am
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Re: "Keep Those Limp-Wristed Mincing Queers Out Of Here!!!"
It's complex...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_gender
From that Kuwait Times piece - what is a 'cross gender act'? I'm wearing trousers right now. Is that a cross gender act? My husband is cooking donner tonight. Is that one too?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_gender
From that Kuwait Times piece - what is a 'cross gender act'? I'm wearing trousers right now. Is that a cross gender act? My husband is cooking donner tonight. Is that one too?
Along with men with hair any longer than shoulder length (particularly pony tails), men with limp handshakes or women that wear dungarees.
Oct 9th 2013, 11:35 am
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Re: "Keep Those Limp-Wristed Mincing Queers Out Of Here!!!"
Gay test site blocked here as well in Saudi. Just well considering they're all at it anyway...
I wanted to test my manliness, but do admit to wearing pink shirts. Don't like musicals however. Even if it is has Wolverine in it.
I wanted to test my manliness, but do admit to wearing pink shirts. Don't like musicals however. Even if it is has Wolverine in it.