39th HRC session : UPR OUTCOMES ON RUSSIAN FEDERATION
UPR OUTCOMES ON RUSSIAN FEDERATION THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS INVALIDATES APPLICATION OF THE RUSSIAN LAW ON EXTREMISM TO PEACEFUL RELIGIOUS GROUPS CAP Liberté de Conscience, a French NGO created in 2000 dedicated to the respect of the Right of Freedom of...39th HRC session joint written statement : It is time the Russian Federation ceases all persecutions against Religious Minorities
Joint written statement* submitted by the Fundacion Vida – Grupo Ecologico Verde and the Coordination des Associations et des Particuliers pour la Liberté de Conscience, non-governmental organizations in special consultative status It is time the Russian...39th HRC session written statement : The denial of the religious plurality by Russian Federation
39th HRC session written statement : The denial of the religious plurality by Russian Federation For one thousand years, Russia has been an Orthodox country, a bulwark against the expansion of Catholicism and other religions. “Russian Orthodox lands” are considered...39th HRC session written statement : Religious persecution of a new religious movement in China
Religious persecution of a new religious movement in China The Church of Almighty God (CAG) is the largest Chinese new religious movement. Governmental sources attribute to it four million members.[1] It was founded in China in 1991, and its core belief is that Jesus...HRC 39th session : PROTECTION FOR THE NON-MUSLIM RELIGIOUS MINORITIES OF AFGHANISTAN
PROTECTION FOR THE NON-MUSLIM RELIGIOUS MINORITIES OF AFGHANISTAN INTRODUCTION 1.1 We are a NGO that specializes in the freedom of religious minorities. This statement reports to the UN on the urgent need to protect the forgotten non-Muslim religious...Oral statement 39th HRC session: Protection for the Religious Minorities of Afghanistan
Oral statement 39th Human Rights Council session : Protection for the Religious Minorities of Afghanistan CAP Liberté de Conscience is making this statement jointly with UNITED SIKHS, a UN associated international advocacy NGO that defends religious freedom of...39th HRC session : UPR OUTCOMES ON GERMANY
On August 31, despite protests by the Red Cross, the German Evangelical Lutheran Church, and several NGOs, including mine, a member of The Church of Almighty God, Zhao Xueliang, was deported back to China from Germany. Her cell phone, money (she was left with 60 euros only), and even most of her personal belongings were confiscated and she was taken forcibly to the airport. She has now “disappeared” in China.
