Ellen DeGeneres is the latest celebrity to speak out against Brunei’s barbaric anti-gay stoning law, which goes into effect on Wednesday.

The beloved talk show host and LGBT icon called on her fans to boycott nine luxury hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei, including the Beverly Hills Hotel and The Bel Air in Los Angeles.

“Tomorrow, the country of #Brunei will start stoning gay people to death. We need to do something now,” DeGeneres tweeted on Tuesday. “Please boycott these hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei.”

“Raise your voices now. Spread the word. Rise up.”

The call to action echoes that of pop legend Elton John and Oscar-winner George Clooney, who last week wrote in Deadline: “Are we really going to help fund the murder of innocent citizens?”

“I’ve learned over years of dealing with murderous regimes that you can’t shame them. But you can shame the banks, the financiers and the institutions that do business with them and choose to look the other way,” Clooney wrote.

Brunei, an oil rich nation of 400,000 on the island of Borneo, will implement the new penal code under Sharia law Wednesday, making adultery or gay sex punishable by death by stoning.

It also introduces public flogging as punishment for abortion and amputation for theft.

Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, who has ruled the nation for over half a century, is one of the richest men in the world.

With Post wires