From Same-Sex Marriage to Polygamy & Prostitution

The author is a scholar of international law who disposes a very rich multicultural background. He spent about twenty years in Europe, studying in Moscow and in Bonn. During his stay in Europe, he traveled extensively in East European countries as well as in Italy, France, Belgium, and Holland, with short visits to the UK and Austria. He has a rich understanding of Africa, which he has visited repeatedly for over thirty years. The author does not believe in polygamy or in prostitution and is not a homosexual. However, it is the author's belief, as most jurists like to be identified, that he can argue for, champion, and defend any cause within the framework of a legitimate argument or concept or legal principle. And this essay is the embodiment of the author's nag for argument and debate.