down with a car ¨The Jamaicans are very against gays. They have killed 38 homosexuals since 1980 hundreds. They have been viciously beaten, driven from their homes, jobs, family's. There is a group called J-Flag who is a forum for Lesbians, Gays, and All-sexuals. They are protesting EQUAL protection under the law. " Laws that treat homosexuals as criminals lend support to a climate of prejudice which increases the risks of attacks and other abuses." - Amia Esty.
¨There was a case of four men arrested on charges of gross indecency at Kingston's International airport in November 1996. They were held naked in full view of the public for more that 24 hours. They were taken to the rape unit, where they were sexually assaulted. Later, they were forced to clean the cells and toilets with their bare hands at the Kingston's remand center. Their cells were left unlocked at nights so the other prisoners could beat them.
¨There are places where you can go to get licenses to abuse the gays. It is called campaign Boom-boom-bye-bye (1993).
¨
¨Some other things you may hear:
¨Shot down
¨Mobs jumping them and beating them to death
¨Tortured and chased down with a car
down with a car ¨The Jamaicans are very against gays. They have killed 38 homosexuals since 1980 hundreds. They have been viciously beaten, driven from their homes, jobs, family's. There is a group called J-Flag who is a forum for Lesbians, Gays, and All-sexuals. They are protesting EQUAL protection under the law. " Laws that treat homosexuals as criminals lend support to a climate of prejudice which increases the risks of attacks and other abuses." - Amia Esty.
¨There was a case of four men arrested on charges of gross indecency at Kingston's International airport in November 1996. They were held naked in full view of the public for more that 24 hours. They were taken to the rape unit, where they were sexually assaulted. Later, they were forced to clean the cells and toilets with their bare hands at the Kingston's remand center. Their cells were left unlocked at nights so the other prisoners could beat them.
¨There are places where you can go to get licenses to abuse the gays. It is called campaign Boom-boom-bye-bye (1993).
¨
¨Some other things you may hear:
¨Shot down
¨Mobs jumping them and beating them to death
¨Tortured and chased down with a car
down with a car ¨The Jamaicans are very against gays. They have killed 38 homosexuals since 1980 hundreds. They have been viciously beaten, driven from their homes, jobs, family's. There is a group called J-Flag who is a forum for Lesbians, Gays, and All-sexuals. They are protesting EQUAL protection under the law. " Laws that treat homosexuals as criminals lend support to a climate of prejudice which increases the risks of attacks and other abuses." - Amia Esty.
¨There was a case of four men arrested on charges of gross indecency at Kingston's International airport in November 1996. They were held naked in full view of the public for more that 24 hours. They were taken to the rape unit, where they were sexually assaulted. Later, they were forced to clean the cells and toilets with their bare hands at the Kingston's remand center. Their cells were left unlocked at nights so the other prisoners could beat them.
¨There are places where you can go to get licenses to abuse the gays. It is called campaign Boom-boom-bye-bye (1993).
¨
¨Some other things you may hear:
¨Shot down
¨Mobs jumping them and beating them to death
¨Tortured and chased down with a car
down with a car ¨The Jamaicans are very against gays. They have killed 38 homosexuals since 1980 hundreds. They have been viciously beaten, driven from their homes, jobs, family's. There is a group called J-Flag who is a forum for Lesbians, Gays, and All-sexuals. They are protesting EQUAL protection under the law. " Laws that treat homosexuals as criminals lend support to a climate of prejudice which increases the risks of attacks and other abuses." - Amia Esty.
¨There was a case of four men arrested on charges of gross indecency at Kingston's International airport in November 1996. They were held naked in full view of the public for more that 24 hours. They were taken to the rape unit, where they were sexually assaulted. Later, they were forced to clean the cells and toilets with their bare hands at the Kingston's remand center. Their cells were left unlocked at nights so the other prisoners could beat them.
¨There are places where you can go to get licenses to abuse the gays. It is called campaign Boom-boom-bye-bye (1993).
¨
¨Some other things you may hear:
¨Shot down
¨Mobs jumping them and beating them to death
¨Tortured and chased down with a car
down with a car ¨The Jamaicans are very against gays. They have killed 38 homosexuals since 1980 hundreds. They have been viciously beaten, driven from their homes, jobs, family's. There is a group called J-Flag who is a forum for Lesbians, Gays, and All-sexuals. They are protesting EQUAL protection under the law. " Laws that treat homosexuals as criminals lend support to a climate of prejudice which increases the risks of attacks and other abuses." - Amia Esty.
¨There was a case of four men arrested on charges of gross indecency at Kingston's International airport in November 1996. They were held naked in full view of the public for more that 24 hours. They were taken to the rape unit, where they were sexually assaulted. Later, they were forced to clean the cells and toilets with their bare hands at the Kingston's remand center. Their cells were left unlocked at nights so the other prisoners could beat them.
¨There are places where you can go to get licenses to abuse the gays. It is called campaign Boom-boom-bye-bye (1993).
¨
¨Some other things you may hear:
¨Shot down
¨Mobs jumping them and beating them to death
¨Tortured and chased down with a car
down with a car ¨The Jamaicans are very against gays. They have killed 38 homosexuals since 1980 hundreds. They have been viciously beaten, driven from their homes, jobs, family's. There is a group called J-Flag who is a forum for Lesbians, Gays, and All-sexuals. They are protesting EQUAL protection under the law. " Laws that treat homosexuals as criminals lend support to a climate of prejudice which increases the risks of attacks and other abuses." - Amia Esty.
¨There was a case of four men arrested on charges of gross indecency at Kingston's International airport in November 1996. They were held naked in full view of the public for more that 24 hours. They were taken to the rape unit, where they were sexually assaulted. Later, they were forced to clean the cells and toilets with their bare hands at the Kingston's remand center. Their cells were left unlocked at nights so the other prisoners could beat them.
¨There are places where you can go to get licenses to abuse the gays. It is called campaign Boom-boom-bye-bye (1993).
¨
¨Some other things you may hear:
¨Shot down
¨Mobs jumping them and beating them to death
¨Tortured and chased down with a car
down with a car ¨The Jamaicans are very against gays. They have killed 38 homosexuals since 1980 hundreds. They have been viciously beaten, driven from their homes, jobs, family's. There is a group called J-Flag who is a forum for Lesbians, Gays, and All-sexuals. They are protesting EQUAL protection under the law. " Laws that treat homosexuals as criminals lend support to a climate of prejudice which increases the risks of attacks and other abuses." - Amia Esty.
¨There was a case of four men arrested on charges of gross indecency at Kingston's International airport in November 1996. They were held naked in full view of the public for more that 24 hours. They were taken to the rape unit, where they were sexually assaulted. Later, they were forced to clean the cells and toilets with their bare hands at the Kingston's remand center. Their cells were left unlocked at nights so the other prisoners could beat them.
¨There are places where you can go to get licenses to abuse the gays. It is called campaign Boom-boom-bye-bye (1993).
¨
¨Some other things you may hear:
¨Shot down
¨Mobs jumping them and beating them to death
¨Tortured and chased down with a car
Dumb laws dot com is a site where people can look up dumb and crazy laws in the state they reside in. Some of the laws are not enforced anymore, but it's very fun and interesting.
Dumb ones.
It's not that states have dumb laws - it is that the law was probably intended to address a reason that was valid at the time it was passed. Some laws seem really dumb - something that at the time it was passed was needed, and that you are no longer aware of. People eventually forget about these laws and they seldom get changed or removed from the statute books.
No, because it's outside of california, and Jamaica has to apply its own laws.
Some outdated laws in Zimbabwe include wearing camouflage clothing outside the military, possessing or using a satellite dish without a license, and insulting the President. These laws are rarely enforced but are still technically in place.
Theoretically, democratic laws but sometimes against the people.
There are none. The President does not have the power to create a law. That right belongs to Congress.
The sole legislative body in Jamaica is the bicameral Parliament of Jamaica.
Some toys are dumb and some are not.
the law were dumb
In Michigan it's illegal to spit against the wind. Also, in Alabama, it's illegal to flick boogers into the wind
As a signatory to Berne, Jamaica has similar laws to most other countries: works of sufficient creativity are automatically protected as soon as they are fixed, and are protected for the life of the author plus 50 years.