South Asian gay forced weddings

According to a UK police force, hundreds of homosexual men and women belonging to South Asia are being married to opponents of anti-women.
The West Midlands Police says that the complaint against forced family to marry her own family is increasing everyday.
The special unit set to stop forced marriages in the UK received complaints from 30 gay-men last year. But they say that the number of victims can be far higher because homosexualism is considered as obesity in the South Asian community.

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  It is also supported by the welfare organizations working for gay-men who have sent complaints to the police.
  22 gay men and women from South Asia told the BBC that they were forced to marry people of anti-sex on different occasions.
  Most of the forced forces were ready to agree because they did not want to embarrass their families and did not want to influence their reputation.
  A person whose name is Ranjip, said that a few years ago he told his family that he was gay. Her father reacted to her while saying that she should marry a woman.
  Ranjip says, 'I am a sinner and traditionally is not acceptable for gay generation. My father asked me to marry a woman because she thinks that she will treat me with sexual intercourse. '
  The 30-year-old Ranjip is from the queen, adding that 'emotional pressure is very high and painful, because you are gay by saying that you do not want to embarrass your family. I married my partner but my parents did not get married. '
  They have to say that they are living two different lives and are worried that their father will not accept them in that case.
  Ranjip said, 'My heart is broken by seeing that my father is heart attack by seeing my sex problem.'
  Forced marriage is called it which should be married against one or both sides in which pressure and abuse are done. It is illegal in the UK and it is included in the violence category with men and women.
  The West Midlands Police's Teddy Guits says that complaints from gay community are related to different fields of life.
  "We come to educated people who are under pressure, because they expect expectations that they will not ruin their family's name," he says.
  He further said that emotions of hatred against gay are common in some parts of the society, and relationships with community are affected by such sexual advancement. Such a person has severe pressure and is in trouble and in pain, in some cases there are thoughts of suicide in such thoughts. '
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  The British Foreign Ministry and the Interior Ministry set up the Strad Marble Unit in 2005 to prevent forced marriage.
  According to the figures, 30 gay people who contacted this unit last year, included a thousand and 430 people who sought help from this unit.
  The government has expressed that it is possible that the number of gay men can be higher, because the complainants did not have regular questions about their sexual assault and that their sexual intercourse was forced to get married Not responsible for it.
  This unit is now working closely with gay-working organizations so that the victims should be encouraged to ask for help.
  Khaksan Qureshi runs an organization in Birmingham city named "Finding a Voice" and this institution helps South Asian people.
  He himself is a Muslim and he told his family about being lesbian 20 years ago. Now they do not talk to their family, they said, 'My relative told me that if my son tells me that he is gay, I should kill him.'
  Khaqan added, "These are the old customs that I fear because I have passed 20 years of humorous society as a gay, but still these ideas have not changed. Young generation will have to be courageous and have to reject hatred against homosexuals or otherwise the circumstances will not change. '
  Imam Salim Sadat, located in the city of Blackberry, said that gay men should be respected and they should have a human attitude.
  Imam Sadat said, "Islam is strictly against forced marriage."
  Speaking on the same subject, he added, "It is very important that we adopt sensitive ideas in the way of youth-related ideas, including sexual assimilation and help them to ensure that they are healthy. And become a part of society. '