A DISTURBING EXAMPLE OF ELDERLY ABUSE: A NORTH CAROLINA MAN RECENTLY SHARED A HEARTBREAKING VIDEO THAT HAS LEFT ALL WHO VIEW IT, OUTRAGED AND CONCERNED. (PHOTOS).

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 A disturbing example of elderly @buse. Do you recognize this elderly North Carolina man? (Picture removed but you can find it in multiple places, on multiple platforms.) A North Carolina man recently shared a heartbreaking video that has left all who view it, outraged and concerned.  In the video shared by Johnathan Maurice Pigford of Wilmington, North Carolina, you see all of the heartbreaking events unfold. The video begins when Johnathan notices an elderly man wandering in his neighborhood.  The man is only wearing a T shirt and a soiled diaper.  The man in the video remains unidentified and the man who took the video is hopeful that family members will recognize him, and help him out of his awful situation.  Johnathan begins to assist the elderly man home when he is confronted by the man's "caregiver". People in the area are stating they believe this might be his daughter and they are hoping another family remember will recognize this man and help him....

BURKINA FASO PARLIAMENT PASSES LAW OUTLAWING LGBTQ PRACTICES. (PHOTO).


 Burkina Faso parliament passes law outlawing LGBTQ practices


Burkina Faso’s transitional parliament passed legislation outlawing conduct deemed to promote LGBTQ practices, introducing fines, prison sentences and sanctions for persons convicted, its justice minister said, Reuters reported.


The Persons and Family Code law, making Burkina Faso the latest in a series of African countries to criminalize lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender activity, also tightens rules on nationality and stateless people.


The military that took over Burkina Faso in a 2022 coup has grown increasingly intolerant of dissent amid worsening Islamist militant violence in the West African country.


The legislation was passed unanimously by the unelected, 71-member transitional parliament on Monday and is awaiting the signature of military junta leader Ibrahim Traore.


“The law provides for a prison sentence ranging from two to five years and a fine,” Justice Minister Edasso Rodrigue Bayala said on state television on Monday night.


“A person who (engages in) homosexual practices … will appear before a judge and, in the event of a repeat offence, be deported if you are not a Burkinabe national,” he said.


The government has framed the law as an effort to modernize family law and clarify nationality rules, but rights advocates are likely to call out the restrictions on LGBTQ practices and limits imposed on legal recourse in nationality cases.


Anti-gay laws are in place in various conservative African countries including Senegal, Uganda and Malawi, though some others, including South Africa, Botswana and Angola, have decriminalized LGBTQ practices or enacted protective measures.

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