Protesters were thrown out of the luxury Brunei-owned Dorchester Hotel

This is the moment protesters were thrown out of the luxury Brunei-owned Dorchester Hotel after they hit out at the nation's decision to stone gay people to death.

The island nation said earlier this month it will introduce death by stoning for homosexuality, a plan backed by prime minister Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, 72. The Mayfair hotel is part of the Dorchester Collection, a chain of hotels owned by the Brunei Investment Agency, which is owned by the Sultan.