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Открыта: 14-02-2007

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Problems of Hinduism in Kazakhstan Publication 2nd October 2007

Krishna community issue at OSCE Warsaw

On September 26, 2007 members of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness attended the OSCE Human Dimension Implementation Meeting in Warsaw. During the plenary session dedicated to freedom of thought, conscience, religion or belief, the crisis surrounding the Religious Organization Society for Krishna Consciousness was discussed.

Radio Free Erope / Radio Liberty
Kazakhstan: Hare Krishnas Face Government Repression

ALMATY, August 1, 2007. The Kazakh media covers scandals and the upcoming parliamentary elections, but has mostly ignored a dispute between the Kazakh government and the Kazakhstan Society of Krishna Consciousness (Hare Krishna) that highlights a troublesome situation for those in Kazakhstan whose religion differs from the two traditional and officially approved religions, Sunni Islam and Orthodox Christianity.

The Washington Post
Local Property Dispute Grows Into International Issue for Kazakhstan

What began as a property dispute between the Hare Krishna community and the local authorities has ballooned into an international controversy that threatens Kazakhstan's ambition to chair the 56-country Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe in 2009.

Kazakhstan Today
Demolition of the Krishnas' houses in Almaty province renders a blow on the image of Kazakhstan - says human rights activist

ALMATY. The authorities of the Karasai district, Almaty province, render a blow on the image of Kazakhstan by demolishing the houses and buildings of the Krishnas. This opinion was expressed today at a press conference in Almaty by the director of the Kazakhstan International Bureau for Human Rights and Rule of Law, Evgeniy Zhovtis.

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