Laws that criminalize consensual same-sex intimacy still exist in more than sixty countries across the globe – and in most instances these laws are sustained by Church doctrine. The first Intimate Conviction conference in 2017 brought together many voices from across the globe to discuss the role of the church in maintaining these anti-sodomy statutes and to make recommendations on how to achieve righteous justice.
Rev. Clifford Hall
Anglican Church of Barbados
Retired Senior Lecturer in Criminal Law, University of West Indies, Cave Hill
BARBADOS
- “INTIMATE CONVICTION 2: Continuing the Decriminalization Dialogue”
A 3-day online conference, convened as a Zoom webinar, 25 – 27 November 2020
Laws that criminalize consensual same-sex intimacy still exist in more than sixty countries across the globe — and in most instances these laws are sustained by Church doctrine. The first Intimate Conviction conference in 2017 brought together many voices from across the globe to discuss the role of the church in maintaining these anti-sodomy statutes and to make recommendations on how to achieve righteous justice.
Our second INTIMATE CONVICTION conference will continue the discussion that was begun in 2017, with a specific focus on the Global South. This virtual event assesses the progress that has been made and looks at what more needs to be done to ensure that same-sex intimacy is justly decriminalized.
INTIMATE CONVICTION 2 online conference
Panel 1: The Church and Decriminalization – Barbados
Presentation 2
Rev. Dr. Ian E. Rock
Rector
St. George’s Episcopal (Anglican) Church
BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS
Agenda and further information by clicking HERE
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