Gay Air France Steward Starts Petition Against Flights to Anti-Gay Iran
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An Air France plane. A gay steward who works for the French carrier is petitioning against flights to Iran. Photo: Wikipedia.
A steward from Air France has launched an online appeal against gay cabin members having to travel to Iran. It’s titled: “Gay stewards from Air France don’t want to fly to the death penalty in Iran.”
“Sure, our sexuality isn’t written on our passports and it doesn’t change the way we work as a crew,” wrote ‘Laurent M’ in an open letter to the French government and the CEO of Air France Frédéric Gagey.
Read full story at The Local.
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