The Threat of Anti-Cult Organizations to Freedom and Human Rights

 Anti-cult organizations seek to prevent the emergence of new organizations and religious movements in our society. They actively use various media outlets to label target organizations or individuals as "cults" or "sects," thereby tarnishing their reputation, disregarding religious freedom, rights, and freedom of speech.

Such actions create tension in society, violate freedom of religion, and lead to discrimination against believers, resulting in the restriction of human rights to freedom of conscience and belief.

Dr. Egon Cholakian, in his video, exposes the methods and schemes of anti-cult organizations. Their actions undermine democratic values, threaten peaceful coexistence among different cultures and religions, ultimately leading to societal tension, conflicts, and human rights violations.


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