(CNN) -- Imagine a place where police use online dating services to entrap and arrest gay men. Or a country that arrests a 14-year-old girl for adultery and then performs an invasive "virginity test" on her. Or where a woman is sentenced to death by stoning for adultery. Hollywood celebrities are rightly outraged to discover that places like this exist, and they're showing it by boycotting the Beverly Hills Hotel, owned by an investment group of the Sultan of Brunei's, to protest his country's new Sharia laws against homosexuality and adultery. Brunei is merely a newcomer on the scene. It joins 81 other countries where homosexuality is illegal. And, sadly, it's hardly the only place in the world where adultery is punishable by death.
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Cupp: Brunei now has Sharia law, but celebs happy to make repressive UAE a destination
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UAE punishes homosexuality, adultery can bring death -- yet Hollywood makes movies there
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Cupp: If celebs want to oppose repression, shun UAE, not local hotel employing U.S. workers
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