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Conservative Jamaican newspaper says ‘buggery’ law is ‘outdated’ and ‘backward’
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The Jamaica Observer has joined calls for the country to tackle its ‘buggery’ law, calling it ‘backward’ and ‘outdated’. The Observer has been a homophobic title for much of its 27 year history.
But now it has voiced fears that Jamaica’s anti-LGBT+ laws may harm the island nation’s international reputation. It says: ‘The uncomfortable issues of same-sex unions and the outdated buggery law need to be dealt with. ‘For while Jamaica has apparently put the matter on the back burner, many countries are gradually coming to terms with same-sex unions and are passing laws accordingly. ‘Increasingly, countries like Jamaica which continue to effectively outlaw homosexuality by way of the buggery law are being seen as backward and flying in the face
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The owner and head chef of the one Michelin star restaurant The Kitchin in Leith has admitted there were times in his career when he lost his temper with staff – but he denies being physically violent. Ahead of the awaited 2022 Michelin star announcements this week, the 44-year-old admitted he was “always chasing culinary accolades”, but said there were moments “where the way I acted was not correct”. Kitchin, one of the youngest ever to win a Michelin star at the age of 29, has come under fire in recent months after former staff members came forward alleging mistreatment while working under the Kitchin Group between 2008 and 2019.
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