Isis executes teen for gay sex, demotes leader who raped him

In another example of twisted religious beliefs and hypocrisy, a 15-year-old boy has been executed by Isis militants for having sex with one of its leaders, who suffered a much more merciful fate.

According to sources, the boy was found in the home of Isis officer Abu Zaid al-Jazrawi.

A Sharia court sentenced both to death on charges of homosexuality. Isis militants then threw the teenager off a building rooftop in a public execution in Syria’s Deir ez-Zor province

“The horrific execution took place in front of a large crowd,” a local activist and eyewitness told ARA News. Images of the horror killing have not been released by Isis.

Thanks to his position, however, Al-Jazrawi, who would have been charged with statutory rape in many countries, was spared the death penalty by Isis leaders. Instead he was demoted and sent to the front-line in Iraq.

Isis is a proponent of a radical interpretation of Sharia religious law which allows for the execution of people for “morality” crimes, including adultery and homosexuality.

Since June 2014, the group has proudly distributed images and videos of dozens of brutal public killings of gay people. It’s been claimed that in some cases undercover Isis members set up ‘dates’ with gay men in order to lure, capture and execute them.

Most victims of Isis gay executions have been beheaded, thrown off the top of buildings or stoned.

In addition to the ‘gay’ executions, there have also been reports, images and videos of the stoning of women convicted of adultery, and numerous accounts of people executed by Isis militias because of their religious or political affiliation.