Repealing a law that criminalises sex between men could have wider consequences for the traditional family unit, conservatives and those with religious convictions tell Insight.
In response to the renewed calls for Section 377A to be revoked, churches said they are firm in their stance that the law should be kept to send a signal that families and marriage between a man and a woman are the building blocks of society.
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