The Islamic State (EI) publicly beheaded four young gay men in the Iraqi city of Mosul, where this organization has since last summer a fundamentalist interpretation of Islamic law.
The official prices local administration Mohamed said the Islamic State of fighters called the inhabitants of Al Rashidia neighborhood in northern Mosul, to witness the extrajudicial execution of four children, aged hovered twenties and thirties.
Homosexuality is forbidden in the Islamic world. In most countries where the majority religion is considered a crime punishable by imprisonment and in some, such as Saudi Arabia, Sudan and Yemen, is punishable by death.
According to Perez's account, since the people gathered, the judge appointed by the Islamic State, identified as Taha Hussein, pronounced the death sentence pronounced by the "legitimate Court" the extremist group.
Islamic jihadists State decapitated four young men with knives while singing religious slogans and shouted "Allahu Akbar" (God is great), a scene that, according to the source, not
could support the participants, who immediately left the scene.
On 6 January, the Islamic State killed four young men accused of homosexuality, between 18 and 26 years old, playing from the roof of the headquarters of the National Insurance Company, located in front of the Mosul government building.
The radical interpretations of "sharia" contemplate the death penalty for homosexuals, but there is disagreement on how to implement the burning condemned to play from a high place or kill him with a knife.
The terrorist organization executed thousands of people, including former deputy candidates, activists, intellectuals and members of the Armed Forces and Police, and all who oppose their extremist ideology.
On June 10, the Islamic State occupied Mosul, the second largest city in Iraq, and quickly spread over vast northern areas of the country, forcing hundreds of thousands to flee their homes.
Soon after, he proclaimed a caliphate in the territories under its control in Iraq and neighboring Syria, which has imposed a strict interpretation of Islamic law. EFE
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