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Colleague note from Murcia:

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Murcia (MURCIA COLLEAGUE) wishes to express its outrage at the conference by the teacher at the Catholic University of Murcia (UCAM) Gloria María Tomás Garrido considered "sick" homosexuals among other considerations intolerant.

The said teacher has also reaffirmed their positions in numerous speeches to the media.

This morning he refused to intervene in Punto Radio-Murcia, where he reported the presence of President COLLEAGUE-MURCIA, Johan Girón, because it belongs to the organization who is reporting his statements to the Attorney General.

"It is very worrying that such speeches made from a university forum, promoting discrimination and incitement of homophobia.

A university must have the necessary filters to avoid being used as a platform for the dissemination of hate messages, as is happening in the Catholic University of Murcia, where this lady acts as a teacher of ethics teaching this kind of vilification free, "said Johan Giron, president-MURCIA COLLEAGUE

"From colleagues, we ask the UCAM MURCIA that clearly uncheck such statements, because the ideology and religion must protect at any time anti-democratic values and against the constitutional values and human rights. The Catholic character of the center can not be an excuse to teach falsehoods and serve as pulpit to messages of hate and discrimination. We request the Ministry of Education and the universities should establish a mechanism to prevent this type of hate propaganda, "he added Pigs.

President MURCIA colleague continued: "Cases like this do need more momentum continuation of social pedagogy in the universities and a special vigilance against such bigoted statements. Freedom of speech or lecture can not harboring any intolerant longer. We must not allow loophole in the university or society for intolerance "

The declaration of the illustrious professor of carrying a hypothetical gay son "a good doctor to see what we can do," we find from colleagues-MURCIA, particularly scandalous, but it shows us that even in our society can be medical professionals and psychology that attempt to "cure" homosexuality, often promoted from a fundamentalist views of religion.

Source: Colega Murcia