No hay una única “mano oculta” que guía a los movimientos antisectas en todo el mundo. Pero hay varios niveles de coordinación internacional. Rosita Šorytė* * Ponencia presentada en la conferencia «Discriminación y Criminalización por Razones Religiosas y Espirituales...
There is not a single “hidden hand” guiding the anti-cult movements throughout the world. But there are various levels of international coordination.
パリ行政裁判所は，エホバの証人が児童への性的虐待を当局に報告しない，あるいは子どもに教育を受けさせないようにしているとの主張は「事実誤認」と判断。
The anti-cult campaigns following the assassination of Shinzo Abe generated not only hate speech but physical violence as well. Two women tell their stories.
The socialist reporter claims that freedom of religion reigns in East Turkestan (Ch. Xinjiang). He just repeats Chinese propaganda.
A conservative Catholic congregation is accused of “abuse of weakness,” i.e., of “brainwashing.” Its Superior can go to jail.
A dead woman tried to prevent her greedy daughter from claiming back donations she had freely made. The Supreme Court has now sided with the daughter.
A session at the annual conference of the East Asian Society for the Scientific Study of Religion explored how democratic regimes do not always guarantee freedom of religion or belief.
For thirteen years a “horseback anti-cult police squad” has visited herders who have never met a “cult.” Why?
A long history of repression has forced believers to flee the country. Some are now seeking asylum in Hong Kong.