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Crackdown on Baptists in Kazakhstan sparks fears - Vimarsana News

Crackdown on Baptists in Kazakhstan sparks fears

A sharp escalation in police raids, arrests and fines in the past two months have traumatized Baptists in southern Kazakhstan, raising concerns about the future of religious liberty in the country.

Crackdown on Baptists in Kazakhstan sparks fears - Vimarsana News

Crackdown on Baptists in Kazakhstan sparks fears

A sharp escalation in police raids, arrests and fines in the past two months have traumatized Baptists in southern Kazakhstan, raising concerns about the future of religious liberty in the country.

Central Basin to Alter Admin. Code in Direct Conflict of 2015 State Audit, Can Terminate GM With Only Four Votes - Vimarsana News

Central Basin to Alter Admin. Code in Direct Conflict of 2015 State Audit, Can Terminate GM With Only Four Votes

March 24, 2024 By Brian Hews Juan Garza quoted in Whittier Daily News article, "Garza stressed that Rojas would be able to return to duty if the [Capstone audit] findings determine that [everything] was above board. We are confident his return would be successful once the results are finalized and [the auditor's] findings demonstrate our…

Religion law amendments in Belarus expected to curb freedoms - Vimarsana News

Religion law amendments in Belarus expected to curb freedoms

Amendments to Belarus’s religion law are likely to curtail practice and expression of belief by Christians and people of other faiths, according to rights advocates.

Forum 18: KAZAKHSTAN: Religious censorship at border - Vimarsana News

Forum 18: KAZAKHSTAN: Religious censorship at border

For the first known time since February 2020, courts in 2022 fined five individuals several weeks' average wages for trying to import religious literature. Border guards seized the books at Shymkent Airport and at a border crossing from Uzbekistan. A Shymkent Airport border guard insisted that his service had not imposed the two literature seizures at the airport and subsequent fines. "We didn't confiscate any books, we just took them away and handed them on to the police to be examined," he said.