A British singer defies the gay laws of Dubai and accepts one of his fans

Matt Healy, the star of the Brit Award-winning group of 1975, challenged Dubai's laws banning homosexuality when he had kissed Wednesday one of his fans in his mouth under the cheers of the crowd.

Healy appeared in a video while he was crossing the crowd of fans and kissing someone from his mouth, shouting applause before the singer came back on stage and announced: "I love you guy We are all human, right? "

UAE laws prohibit homosexuality and any demonstration of passion for their behavior in public is reprehensible.

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The singer posted on social media saying that he did not regret what he had done while the band was playing Loving Someone.

"I love Dubai and I do not think they will allow us to come back because of" my behavior "but I know I like you and I do not like it. would have done nothing different if I had had the opportunity to do it again, "said Healy on his Twitter page.

This was the first concert of the British band in the United Arab Emirates. The band has won two Brit Awards for best group and best album of the year.

Last year, the 30-year-old singer helped finance a new gay and transgender center in London. "You might wonder what is the need," he told the Observer. We still have a long way to go. "

According to the British Foreign Ministry, people would be punished for homosexual activities in the UAE, especially when they occur in public or with resentment, as well as many arrests of unlimited homosexual kisses.