For nearly 30 years, Germany's Office for the Protection of the Constitution subjected the Church of Scientology and thousands of Scientologists to intelligence surveillance under the claim that the religion represented a threat to democracy.
“We wanted to show that we’re still here—that we’re accepted, that we weren’t ended in 1933”
A religious precedent at one of Germany's largest and grandest mosques
The highest appeals court in Germany denied the request to remove a highly offensive antisemitic sculpture from a Wittenburg church.
Recent decision of Germany’s Federal Administrative Court affirms the freedom of religion or belief and the freedom of religious practice of German Scientologists.
Victory for the constitutional right of every German citizen to freedom of thought, conscience and religion.
The European Office of the Church of Scientology for Public Affairs and Human Rights calls on the UN to investigate Germany for its continuous and egregious violation of the rights of Scientologists.
German government’s new commissioner for anti-Semitism voices concerns about current trends in his country.
A recent article in the New York Times explores Germany’s complex social landscape and how it is grappling with the incursion of a new wave of anti-Semitism.
