UK Ex-Scientologists respond to Australian cult inquiry
Ex-Scientologists in the United Kingdom have responded to an inquiry into cults, their recruitment methods and effects opened by the Parliament of Victoria in Australia.
Ex-Scientologists in the United Kingdom have responded to an inquiry into cults, their recruitment methods and effects opened by the Parliament of Victoria in Australia.
The former Commanding Officer of the Church of Scientology’s Celebrity Centre International has joined a panel of ex-Scientologists set to speak at a landmark event in East Grinstead this summer.
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The Parliament of Victoria in Australia has opened an inquiry into high control groups, which could end in disaster for the Church of Scientology’s UK operations.
Former Scientologists and residents of East Grinstead have joined forces to host an event later this year calling for greater awareness of the church of Scientology’s coercive tactics and growing influence in the town.
Understanding the control mechanisms used by cults is crucial for preventing abuse and strengthening accountability, Chris Shelton writes.
The Church of Scientology are continuing to recruit children to work for the organisation, despite claiming the practice was discontinued.