Likoni MP Mishi Mboko has called on President William Ruto to come out and address the LGBTQ issue after the uproar.
This is after the Supreme Court gave a green light for the registration of LGBTQ as a society or NGO.
Speaking on Wednesday, the legislator said that even though times have changed, the country should not go against cultural and religious practices.
"I want to see the leader of this country(Ruto), come out and address the LGBTQ issue. He should come out and condemn it because he says that he is a Christian, and if so, we want to hear his voice," she said.
The Supreme Court ruled to allow the National Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (NGLHRC) to be registered as a legal NGO.
The court ruled that although homosexuality is illegal in Kenya, it cannot deny the community the right to association.
The court ruling followed a national debate with some leaders coming out to condemn the court's decision.
Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma said he intends to table a Bill before the National Assembly to increase the severity of the penalty for homosexual offenders.
The MP said the proposed law is intended to protect the family unit with the proposed hefty penalties geared towards discouraging the practice.
He has since maintained that homosexuals should be punished because it is illegal in Kenya.
