Another Way to Reject Door-to-Door Preachers
Those of us from an older generation often looked forward to reading “advice columns.” Twin sisters “Ann Landers” and “Abigail […]
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Child Sex Abuse, Featured News, Shunning
Law Firm Describes JW Child Abuse Claims
A Nova Scotia based law firm, McKiggan Hebert Lawyers, published a rather extensive overview of claims that Watchtower and Jehovah’s
Doctrines & Policies, Shunning
Identifying “Spiritual Abuse”
Within organized religious institutions, the manipulation and pressure over “performance” issues perpetuated by people in positions of authority are common,
Featured News, Shunning
Russia Bans “Extremist” Jehovah’s Witnesses
Several European news agencies have reported that Russia’s Supreme Court has ruled that Jehovah’s Witnesses are to be listed as
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As Bethelites We Misled the “Superior Authorities”
In 1989, Joe and I, along with another Bethel couple, Dorothy and Dennis, traveled to Turkey on vacation and stayed
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Spanish JWs File Complaint Demanding Secret Documents
Europa Press reports that AbusosTJ (JW Abuses), an activist group in Spain, plans to file a legal complaint against the
Child Sex Abuse
JW Victim’s Website Offers Legal Handbook
We’ve added JWVictims.org as a new entry to our page of recommended websites. It’s a well-presented news site focusing on
Child Sex Abuse, Did You Know?, Featured News, Shunning
JWs Have Their Own Legal System – But Not in Finland
There are facts and secrets about Jehovah’s Witnesses not commonly known – even to Witnesses themselves. From its beginnings, this
AU Royal Commission, Child Sex Abuse, Doctrines & Policies, UK Charity Commission
How “Religious Freedom” Limits Victims’ Rights
One thing for sure, unlike celebrities who believe “all publicity is good publicity” even if it’s negative, religious organizations do not want to be in the public eye – except when they can appear in a good light.
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Court: “Unfair” Church Policy Can Be Overturned
The National Post, a Canadian online news service, reported that a ruling by the Alberta Court of Appeal states that