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NEW YORK, NEW YORK •
Those seeking help, beware, warns Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), a mental health industry watchdog.
AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS •
Marking 150th anniversary of Dutch abolition with human rights education.
July 1 marked the 150th anniversary of the abolition of the Dutch slave trade. Each year, the day is celebrated in Amsterdam with a parade and a festival known as “Keti Koti,” which means “cut the shackles” in the native language of Surinam, the former Dutch Guiana.
TEL AVIV, ISRAEL •
Through their work in the community and their service to their congregation, Scientologists of Isreal seek to help all live their best life.
MERIDA, VENEZUELA •
A fun-filled day of activities organized by the Scientology-supported Truth About Drugs initiative and the Vigia Anti-drug Foundation in Merida, Venezuela
Young athletes from local schools competed in an intramural soccer match in October in the state of Merida, Venezuela. The level of excitement of the players, their friends and families was a living demonstration that life is more fun when you don’t use drugs.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Scientologist Sean Burke knows a good thing when he sees it, and he saw it right away when he learned about the Truth About Drugs campaign.
MEXICO •
Scientologists work with Mexican police to help youth live drug-free lives.
To ensure youth in Mexico are provided with the information they need to make informed decisions to live drug-free, the Social Reform Office of the National Scientology Organization of Mexico helped organize and conduct a training program July 8-12 for the Mexico City Police Unit for School Safety.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON •
Scientology Volunteer Ministers helping underserved kids start the school year right.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE •
Scientology Volunteer Ministers offer practical help in towns and cities across the globe.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNA •
Scientology Network’s “Meet Scientologist” celebrates the work of agricultural engineer Peter Vajda whose innovative company restores life to barren farmland.
ITALY •
The Youth for Human Rights soccer team competed in a human rights soccer match organized by the Association for Human Rights and Tolerance of Italy. Youth for Human Rights is supported by the Church of Scientology.
Students from Monza and Civate in northern Italy are now Junior Ambassadors for Human Rights, an award they earned June 15 after competing in a soccer match dedicated to human rights awareness.