Even with a huge disappointment after court postponed a court case to decriminalize gay marriages, the gay couples stepped out all glammed up for a favourable ruling which was never to be.
Kenya’s LGBT community on Friday turned up in large numbers at the High Court for the ruling on decriminalisation of gay sex which was postponed to May.
Same sex couples were present, some donning matching outfits while holding hands, hoping for a ruling.
Gays were all dolled up with makeup and wigs as dapper partners suited up and wore bow ties for the occasion.
The LGBT community hugged and chit chatted outside the court moments before the court session begun.
Judge Mwita said the postponement was as a result of heavy case load adding that the judges had been busy and were part of benches handling other cases.
As they walked out of the courtroom, the LGBT community were disappointed but kept their hope alive that come May, gay sex would be decriminalised.