Pak’s lone gay writer rests pen

Press Trust of India
Posted: Monday, Jul 06, 2009 at 0044 hrs IST
Updated: Monday, Jul 06, 2009 at 0044 hrs IST

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Islamabad: Gay community in India may be celebrating the Delhi High Court’s landmark ruling that decriminalised homosexuality, but the lone Pakistani who blogs about gay travails has decided to stop writing. “Not in Pakistan. I cannot. Sorry,” Jalaluddin, who blogs at Tuzk-e-Jalali, wrote in latest and perhaps last post on June 28. “I guess all of you guys will have to get used to the fact that I will, from now on, be blogging very irregularly, as in once a quarter or something.” Jalal describes himself as a “20-something sarcastic, psychotic, socialist, homosexual blogger from Karachi.

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