Den 29 maj hölls en konferens om mänskliga rättigheter för det Afrikanska samfundet i Sverige. Evenemanget ägde rum i Scientologi-kyrkans i Malmö konferenslokal i Arlöv. Enligt deltagarna och arrangörerna blev konferensen en framgång.
The Church of Scientology International Volunteer Ministers opened a new headquarters Saturday, signaling a new level of commitment to the people of Haiti in rebuilding their country.
The Human Rights event for the African community in Sweden, held on 29 May 2010 at the Conference facilities of the Church of Scientology Malmö in Arlöv, Sweden, was a success, according to participants as well as the organizers.
Volunteer Ministers från Haiti och andra nationer marscherar från Port au Prince´s förstad Carrefour till staden Leogane för att vinna stöd till nästa fas av hjälpen till Haiti.
Cyber-atacken orkestrerades av en underjordisk grupp som kallar sig "Anonymous". Den protesterar mot Scientologi-kyrkan som de anklagar för censur på internet.
A NEBRASKA man who took part in a cyber attack against Church of Scientology websites two years ago was sentenced to one year in prison by a federal judge in Los Angeles here on Monday.
On Saturday 29 May 2010 the Human Rights Department of the Church of Scientology Malmö organizes an afternoon for the African community in Malmö, and non-Africans alike, on the topic of human rights education for all.
On Monday, May 24, 2010, Los Angeles Federal District Judge Gary Allen Feess sentenced Brian Thomas Mettenbrink of Grand Island, Nebraska, to 12 months in federal prison and a $20,000 restitution fine for engaging in a cyberattack in January 2008 on Church of Scientology websites (CR No. 09-1149-GAF).
A Nebraska man has been sentenced to a year in federal prison for his role in a cyber attack on the Church of Scientology's websites two years ago.
The Church of Scientology International Human Rights Department presented Founder and President of Youth for Human Rights International (YHRI), Dr. Mary Shuttleworth, a certificate of commendation Saturday, praising her completion of a 13-country journey promoting human rights education.
After traveling 42,000 miles in 80 days, the 7th annual Youth for Human Rights International (YHRI) World Tour returned to Los Angeles on 14 May 2010.
A Scientology community relations specialist, citing a recent address by the U.S. Drug Control Policy Director, says government and private sector cooperation against drug trafficking and drug abuse is essential and warns that profit-making interests will attempt to impede both.
