Witnesses Continue to Be Denied Right to Alternative Civilian Service, Based on Supreme Court Decision - <var>News</var> - Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia

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15 May 2017

Another violation of the right to alternative civilian service (ACS) has occurred in Chuvashia.

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`Frequently asked questions`

How Does the International Community Consider the Persecution of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia?

Below are quotes from statements by Russian and foreign governmental, political, and public organizations condemning the repressions of Jehovah’s Witnesses in the Russian Federation.

Are Jehovah's Witnesses Actually Banned in Russia?

No. According to the explanation of the Russian Government, the Supreme Court banned only the activities of legal entities that no longer exist, but not the religion as such.

Why are Jehovah’s Witnesses not a sect?

The term ‘sect’ has very narrow scientific and social definitions. None of them are applicable to Jehovah’s Witnesses. Why is this so?

Why Is It a Mistake to Consider Jehovah’s Witnesses as ‘Extremists’?

Four facts that will help view the situation in a different light.

Why Are Some Publications of Jehovah’s Witnesses Included in the ‘Extremist List’ (FLEM)?

Three arguments used as the basis for all the accusations of ‘extremism’

Why Is Banned Literature Planted on Jehovah’s Witnesses?

Evidence has mounted that law enforcement officers and their accomplices are systematically planting banned printed publications at meetings for worship. Why is this happening?

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