UPR : The Russian Federation and Religious Freedom : The hidden factor behind the bad religion concept
UPR : The Russian Federation and Religious Freedom : The hidden factor behind the bad religion concept
The Role of FECRIS and Anti-Cult Organization in Russia
Written statement submitted by Coordination des Associations et des Particuliers pour la Liberté de Conscience, a non-governmental organization in special consultative status CAP is an association created in 2000 to unite minority religions in Europe to...
United Nations 30th UPR session : The Russian Federation and Religious Freedom
United Nations 30th UPR session : The Russian Federation and Religious Freedom
Bitter Winter: Daily News Online of Religion in China
On May 14, 2018, a new online news magazine has been launched at the International Book Fair of Torino, in Italy, Bitter Winter. The name refers both to the difficult situation of religious liberty in China and to a theme in classical Chinese painting. The launch of...
UPR : The Russian Federation and Religious Freedom
UPR : The Russian Federation and Religious Freedom
United Nations Human Rights Council Universal Periodic Review Germany
As NGOs specialized in religious liberty issues, and on religion-based refugee claims, we recognize that Germany has a good record in these fields. Indeed, Germany should be applauded for raising its voice on behalf of refugees within the framework of an international situation where too often xenophobia and anti- refugee feelings, fueled by extremist political forces, prevail.
UNHRC Side Event: Focusing on The Church of Almighty God & Situation of Religious Freedom in China
On March 1, 2018, during the 37th session of the Human Rights Council at the United Nations in Geneva, the Coordination of the Associations and Individuals for Freedom of Conscience (CAP LC) organized a Side Event on the denial of religious freedom in China and the case of The Church of Almighty God. The event was introduced and coordinated by Mr. Thierry Valle, the president of CAP LC. A panel of international scholars and human rights and freedom of religion experts discussed the dramatic situation of the members of The Church of Almighty God both in China, where they are severely persecuted, and in South Korea and Europe, where their requests for asylum are often denied. During the event, attendees also watched a video with testimonies of three members of The Church of Almighty God who suffered brutal persecution at the hands of the authorities of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Their stories aroused profound reflection generally.
