Chris Shelton: Coercive Control Is Illegal… Except When Cults Do It
Cults exploit a legal loophole in order to escape accountability, Chris Shelton reports…
Cults exploit a legal loophole in order to escape accountability, Chris Shelton reports…
The UK has opened an inquiry into safeguarding children within faith communities and is expected to address abuse within the Church of Scientology, Alex Barnes-Ross reports
Following our analysis of Scientology’s most recent event photos, which showed Tom Cruise and John Travolta had -not so carefully- been removed from the audience, we took a closer look sat previous event images and have uncovered a series of examples that suggest Scientology routinely doctors photos.
Hollywood actors Tom Cruise and John Travolta were digitally removed from the audience in photos of a recent Scientology event, our analysis shows.
These are just a handful of accounts, written by former members who experienced Scientology’s abusive practices first-hand, in their own words.
Understanding the control mechanisms used by cults is crucial for preventing abuse and strengthening accountability, Chris Shelton writes.
Over the weekend protestors gathered outside the Church of Scientology’s UK headquarters near East Grinstead with a message, “the abuse must stop.”
The Church of Scientology claims to have millions of members worldwide and over 100,000 in the UK.. But a post shared by London Org’s Executive Director paints a very different picture…
The Church of Scientology have issued protestors a “final warning” in a desperate attempt to shut down a demonstration planned to coincide with their annual UK gathering.
As Scientologists around the world prepare for Friday’s annual gathering at Saint Hill, details have started to emerge of the inter-Org transfer options being offered by the Church for European parishioners who wish to attend the event in person.