Fine Gael Senator says far too many attacks on people because of sexuality by those who ‘do not accept’ equality
Three gay men walking in the Phoenix Park in Dublin were “hunted” by six men with knives because of their sexuality in an incident on Tuesday.
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He called for a debate on the steps needed “to protect everyone equally” and pointed to June being Pride month with its festival taking place on the 28th. “These are ordinary people walking down the street holding hands getting verbal abuse from people who do not seem to understand that they are perfectly entitled to do that,” he said.
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