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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.

Serious institution of state. we as taxpayers give it a lot of money. it has all sorts of real powers. it has a huge amount of soft power and influence. and somehow we are treating it like this sort of crazy soap opera. now, the human dimension in this book and in the interviews is very real. i�*m not trying to say it isn�*t. but i�*m trying to say that i don�*t really think it serves any of us, whether us is the population or the monarchy, well, to kind of devalue it and reduce it in that way. now, you have written a book about charles, and it is sitting there behind you on the shelf,...

A Greek Catholic website and a YouTube interview with a Catholic priest are the latest religious items banned by courts as "extremist" and added to the Information Ministry's "Republican List of Extremist Materials". Deputy Information Minister Igor Buzovsky, who is also Deputy Chair of the "Republican Expert Commission for the Evaluation of Symbols, Attributes, and Information Products for the presence (or absence) in them of signs of Extremism", defended such bans. "This is done exclusively on the basis of the law," he insisted.

After his last Mass in Grodno's Holy Redeemer Church on 27 December, Polish citizen Fr Jozef Geza left Belarus after 25 years' service. Religious affairs official Aleksandr Rumak rejected his bishop’s request to extend the permission which foreign citizens need to conduct religious work. Rumak "won't comment" on his decision, his colleague Andrei Aryayev said. Last July, Rumak refused the latest request for permission for Fr Klemens Werth. A Russian citizen, he can therefore serve only in an administrative role in Vitebsk diocese.

The risks they took for the opportunity to request asylum. these are men, women and children who are here already and having to sleep in the streets, in the airports, in empty card board boxes. how is it we can have this humanitarian crisis and it seems like there's no urgency to help these people. >> you're exactly right. what i think is happening is the human dimension is being lost in abstract policy. and not only are they really dangerous conditions in mexico, but if they are sent back to other countries, they will be purse cuted. this final note, which you hit on, thot everyone will ultim...