A suppressive person is a non-Scientologist who tries to destroy Scientology. The short-lived fair game policy meant that action against them were not punished by Scientology’s ecclesiastical courts.
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Scientology, Secular Courts, and Disconnection/Fair Game Policies 1. Does Scientology Ethics Shield Offenders from Secular Justice?
Simply put, the answer is no. Different interpretations confuse the church’s internal ecclesiastical courts and Scientology’s relationship with secular courts of law.
The Great Witch Hunt Against the Unification Church in Japan. 3. Creating Second-Class Citizens
Being connected with the unpopular church is enough to be excluded from the political life and even from humanitarian activities.
The Great Witch Hunt Against the Unification Church in Japan. 2. How to Destroy a Church
An unprecedented probe is being started with the stated aim of dissolving the Unification Church in Japan.
The Great Witch Hunt Against the Unification Church in Japan. 1. Bearing False Witness
“Victims” tell their stories to politicians and the media. But their relatives claim (and prove) they are not true.
Unification Church: Japan in Trouble Again at the United Nations
A new statement has been submitted to the Human Rights Committee, protesting human rights violations after the assassination of Shinzo Abe.
Silantyev, Amelina: Ukrainian “Cults” Have Killed 500 Children in Russia
Propaganda journalist Yana Amelina joined the anti-cult leader in denouncing bloodthirsty Ukraine-controlled Satanists operating in Russian territory.
Religious Intolerance in Brazil: Will Lula Protect the Minorities?
Violence against Afro-Brazilian religions continued during the electoral campaign. The new President promised to act. It may be more difficult than some believe.
Court Determines Chanda Maharaj is 16, But Does Not Allow Her to Go Home
Doctors confirmed that the Hindu girl kidnapped in Pakistan is a minor and freed her from her “husband.” But she was sent to a shelter home.
Anti-Cultist Recruits Muslim Collaborators in Occupied Ukraine
Roman Silantyev helped creating a “Muftiate of Little Russia,” headquartered in Henichesk and supporting the Russian occupation.