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A Malawi magistrate has made an 'example' of a gay couple sentencing them to a 14-year jail term with hard labour.

The case of Steven Monjeza, 26, and Tiwonge Chimbalanga, 20, has made headlines around the world since their incarceration last December.

Monejeza and Chimbalanga were held in a prison without bail for four and a half months after holding a 'marriage' ceremony in Blantyre. Gay sex and gay marriage is outlawed in Malawi.

Human rights organizations around the world called for pair to be released, with Human Rights Watch urging the Malawian president to intervene.

However, after pleading not guilty the couple were yesterday convicted of 'unnatural acts and gross indecency' and given a maximum prison sentence.

Associated Press has reported that the magistrate Nyakwawa Usiwa said: "I sentence you to 14 years imprisonment with hard labour each. That's the maximum under the penal code.

"I will give you a scaring sentence so that the public be protected from people like you, so that we are not tempted to emulate this horrendous example"

All calls for the case to be overturned have been rejected by the Malawian government.

Following the ruling Malawian minister of information, Leckford Mwanza Thotho said: "What we are saying is that the ruling or the court proceeding as of today, reflects our tradition in Malawi. It just shows that the gay issue is against our culture in Malawi,??

Amnesty International's deputy Africa director, Michelle Kagari responded: "Their human rights, the rights to freedom from discrimination, of conscience, expression and privacy have been flagrantly violated."

Theresa May, the former Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, has been appointed to the position of Home Secretary and Minster for Women and Equality.

In a move that will undoubtedly ruffle gay rights campaigners, Prime Minister David Cameron announced her appointment along with the rest of the new cabinet on Tuesday.

May's voting record on gay rights could be construed as somewhat negative. In 1998 she voted against equalizing the age of consent and in 2008 she cast a no vote against the repeal of Section 28 - legislation that banned the 'promotion' of homosexuality in schools.

In 2001 and again the following year May voted against gay couples being allowed to adopt.

May did however vote in favour of Civil Partnerships, granting same-sex couples identical rights and responsibilities to that of civil marriage in 2004.

In 2008 as Shadow Leader of the House of Commons she voted in favour of a bill which proposed that IVF rights should require a male role model - discriminating against lesbian fertility rights.

May replaces Chris Grayling in the post of Home Secretary. Grayling, who hasn't been allocated a new position, caused a media storm recently when he said that bed and breakfast owners should have the right to ban gay couples.

In an interview with PinkNews David Henry of gay rights group Outrage said May was "the wrong person for the job

"She's always been against gay rights since I can remember. I'm pretty sure she's opposed almost every gay rights measure."

Gay lobbying group Stonewall have so far declined to officially comment on the Home Secretary's appointment however a spokesperson told Pink News: "Both coalition parties made a number of promises to lesbian and gay voters during the campaign. We look forward to working with Teresa May to see them fulfilled."