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   From: seeya@kobe.com   
      
   Two men who dressed in women’s clothing and worked as gay   
   prostitutes in a Bahrain coffee shop have each been jailed for   
   six months, Gulf Daily News reported.   
      
   The Bahrainis, aged in their 20s, wore women’s clothing, make-up   
   and wigs while waiting for customers, the court was told.   
      
   They also advertised their services by posting pictures of   
   themselves on Instagram.   
      
   The men charged between BD100 ($355) and BD750 to have sex with   
   male clients.   
      
   Both men pleaded guilty to prostitution and homosexuality in the   
   Lower Criminal Court, which convicted them on Wednesday.   
      
   However, the court acquitted them of misusing social media   
   networks by posting provocative pictures of themselves in   
   women's clothing.   
      
   Comments:   
      
   Posted by: Bassam   
   Friday, 14 March 2014 11:22 AM[UAE] - UAE   
   Kudos to the authorities for clamping down on such activities.   
   It's high time to address issues that plague our youth and guide   
   them from going astray.   
      
   Posted by: Saeed   
   Thursday, 13 March 2014 8:42 PM[UAE] - UAE   
   Great article to remind one and all that homosexuality and cross   
   dressing are strictly forbidden in all GCC countries. It serves   
   as a timely reminder to all those who try testing the laws and   
   authorities of the land.   
      
   http://www.arabianbusiness.com/two-bahraini-men-jailed-for-   
   dressing-in-drag-542549.html   
      
       
      
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