Hands cut off from thieves and stoning for homosexuals and adulterers, the new laws in Brunei
By order of the Sultan of Brunei, one of the richest men in the world, from this year the new penal code comes into force in the small South-East Asian country which introduces crimes and penalties inspired by the most stringent precepts of sharia, Islamic law, such as the death sentence by stoning for homosexuals and amputation for thieves.
Amputation of hands and feet for the crime of theft, prison and for those who do not pray and even death penalty by stoning for adulterers and homosexuals. We are not talking about ancient laws dating back to the Middle Ages but about the new legislative reform in force in 2019 in Brunei. Per volere del sultano Hassanal Bolkiah, one of the richest men in the world and in power continuously since 1967, in fact, from next week all citizens of the small south-east Asian kingdom will be subject to the new penal code based on sharia, ancient Islamic law. In reality, the local government had announced the fundamentalist turn for some time by introducing new rules little by little, new crimes and increasingly severe penalties such as the ban on drinking alcohol and the obligation to go to the mosque for Friday prayers, but now the transformation appears complete. Read More

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