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Author: Alexander Barnes-Ross
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Preparations underway ahead of annual IAS event
Preparations are under way at the Church of Scientology’s UK headquarters ahead of the annual gathering of their membership body, the International Association of Scientologists (IAS).
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East Grinstead Mayor rejects Scientology event invites, breaking 3-year tradition
For the first time in three years, the Mayor of East Grinstead will not be attending winter events hosted by the Church of Scientology, we can report.
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Inquiry into safeguarding in faith communities seeks input from survivors
Members of Parliament leading an inquiry into whether safeguarding laws in the United Kingdom need reform in order to better protect children within religious settings are calling for survivors with lived experience to submit evidence before presenting a report on its findings to the Government.
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Scientology demands apology and threatens The Times newspaper after investigation uncovers UK child labour
The Church of Scientology has sent a threatening letter demanding the immediate retraction of an article published by The Times newspaper after an under cover reporter found children as young as 13 were working at their Edinburgh branch. The investigation saw Times journalist Tom Ball join Scientology at the Hubbard Academy of Personal Independence (HAPI),…
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The horrors of Hubbard’s Scientology slave ship
A former Scientologist who grew up in Scientology and was separated from her family at the age of 11 and sent to work on board the Flagship Apollo with L. Ron Hubbard has spoken out about her experiences in an extensive Daily Mail feature.
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How many Scientologists are there in the world, really?
In an article earlier this week on the Underground Bunker, journalist Tony Ortega estimated Scientology “struggles to maintain a membership of perhaps only about 20,000 worldwide” and it got us thinking… how many Scientologists are there in the world, really?
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Scientology is being taught in 70% of UK prisons, investigation reveals
The Church of Scientology has quietly gained access to prisons across the United Kingdom as it seeks to expand its influence behind bars and recruit vulnerable inmates, a Scientology Business investigation has uncovered.
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