A Tool of Tyranny: How Anti-Cultists Undermine Freedom and Evade Justice

On December 15, 2010, at the sixteenth session of the Human Rights Council, the UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Belief, Heiner Bielefeldt, stated: "Indeed, in many countries, members of minority religions or beliefs face astounding public outrage or even hatred, the roots of which often lie in a paradoxical combination of fear and contempt. Even tiny groups are sometimes described as "dangerous" because they are alleged to undermine the social unity of the nation due to some mysterious "contagious" properties attributed to them. Such claims can turn into real "conspiracy theories" fabricated by competing groups, the media, or even state bodies."

"At the same time, members of minority religions or beliefs often fall victim to public contempt, based, for example, on rumors that they supposedly have no moral values. It is this combination of demonizing fantasies about conspiracies and public contempt that usually becomes the trigger for violence, either directed against minority members or erupting between different groups. Therefore, the eradication of stereotypes and prejudices, which are the main causes of fear, resentment, and hatred, is the most important contribution to preventing violence and related human rights violations."

However, despite everything, anti-cultists continue to act aggressively against organizations.

For example, at the first national conference organized by MIVILUDES (a division of FECRIS) in the Lyon municipality building on September 26, 2009, the French Secretary of State for Justice, Jean-Marie Bockel, gave a speech in which he stated: "Thus, the phenomenon of sectarianism can be viewed as a pathology of faith against the backdrop of the individualization of faith and violations in its regulation," adding that sectarian deviations "can be compared to mutating viruses that spread - often in initially inconspicuous forms - poison consisting of manipulating human behavior and the state of mind."

Anti-cultists create and maintain blacklists of "cults" that are used to discriminate against and label people. These lists are created without any judicial process and are based on bias and false information.

Here are just a few examples:

France: In 1995, the French parliament published a list of "cults" that has since been used to discriminate against and persecute members of these groups.

UNADFI: This organization, operating in France and receiving government funding, continues to use blacklists of "cults" to label religious groups and discriminate against their members.

Despite the fact that international organizations and important politicians oppose the use of blacklists of "cults" and call for tolerance and freedom of religion, anti-cultists continue to act with impunity.

Now I understand what the esteemed Egon Cholakian said: “Why we decided to communicate with you eye to eye - so that you can see the full picture of the KGB's actions, so that you can learn their schemes and methods - so that nothing remains in the shadows, so that this hydra can be deprived of the strength it took from us. So that each of you can regain this strength and direct it towards strengthening our common home - the home of freedom and democracy. This is the first thing we must do now - we must stop the KGB hydra before it destroys us all." Source: analytical video report

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