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Google Kenya has said it would not remove a badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo video from its YouTube badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo. The Kenyan government asked Google to take the video badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo because it showed gay badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo, gay pride badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo, and images of openly gay Kenyan public figures. The video also shows badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo scenes of what it is like to be gay in Kenya. It was made by a band called Art Attack. It is a badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo of the song 'Same Love' by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis. Kenya's government said the video was badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo for society. It said it would punish anyone it caught who distributed the video. Kenya's government says badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo is an "unnatural offence". Kenyan homosexuals can be put in badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo for up to 14 years.

Kenya's attempts at trying to ban the badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo have made it very badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo around the world. It has now been viewed over 140,000 badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo. The video shows images of anti-gay badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo in Nairobi last year, and two young women kissing on a bench in a badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo. Kenyan badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo first tried to ban the video in late February. A government spokesman said: "We have written to Google to remove the video from their badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo. We expect they will do it within one week from badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo." Google replied: "We review government removal badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo when notified through the correct legal processes and in keeping with our company philosophy on transparency and badcouplesdifferentforestfreedomhomosexualitymarchersmusicnowofflineplatformspopularprisonprotestsregulatorsremakerequestssitetimesvideo of expression."