freedom of conscience

Georges Fenech is at the source of a vast hoax with the accents of Torquemada.

It is interesting to note that he knowingly initiates an investigation into MPs who have simplified the penal code whereas, according to the internet site of the French Parliament, on October 7th 2008, during the session held at 4 :15 PM, his friend, MP Philippe Vuilque, member of the council of orientation of the Miviludes, was present during the debate among the MPs who have voted the text.

Whom are we kidding ? Why such an uproar ? Is Georges Fenech going to ask for an investigation on those who have obtained that France adheres to the European convention of human rights because it protects religious freedom ?

This whole campaign orchestrated by Miviludes violates article 6 of the European convention of human rights and article 11 of the universal declaration of human rights on the presumption of innocence.

While it is under observation by the Office of human rights of the United Nations since 2006, Miviludes knowingly ignores the recommendations made to it by the Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion. Paid by the government, it instills in our country a Maccarthysm of the most sinister kind.

Georges Fenech relentlessly fights against freedom of conscience, the right of people to have their own convictions, he defends the death penalty for freedom of conscience and violates the right to a fair trial.

The complacency of the media and the seniors of Georges Fenech who allow him to continue on a road contrary to the European conventions – must cease now.

The church of SCN has 45000 scientologists in France. In the world, over the past two years, the number of churches, missions and groups has increased by 1500%. The 12 million scientologists across 164 countries bravely defend the UN universal declaration of human rights in a world which has sometimes forgotten to uphold those rights. They actively support associations which propose solutions for the respect of human rights and which fight against religious discriminations.