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Survey reports mass media propagates religious intolerance

Freedom of Religion in Armenia research revealed a number of legal and public problems which do not allow people to profess this or that religion, or be profess atheism or agnosticism. The research also reflects the attitude of society and mass media towards freedom of conscience and different religious organizations.

“Mass media publications indicate that violation of freedom of conscience and religion comes not so much from the authorities, but rather from mass media.

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Anonymous (unverified)

16.09.2010 18:25

this is just a us propaganda outfit. they always print this kind of american BS here.

AS (unverified)

28.07.2010 12:00

The Armenian Apostolic Church is the birthplace of the Armenian soul and must be cherished and protected against these crude and money-hungry other religions waiting to suck our people's blood and money. The Armenian Apostolic Church is a national church that has helped keep our identity and culture for generations. These other religions must be thrown out of Armenia!

Anonymous AM (unverified)

23.07.2010 20:58

This is such a BS report, such think does not exist, I wish it did existed so jehovah witnesses would be out of this area.

Anonymous (unverified)

21.07.2010 17:18

Many comments befit one's intelligence. They say Jehovah's Witnesses are a cult but yet have no reliable proof of it. Is it not better to get the facts? Find out more of a religion before making undue comments. It avoids hateful,spiteful reactions and your more respected for it. Reasearch: that befits intelligence.

Anonymous (unverified)

21.07.2010 15:56

Hey....my mother-in-law is one of Jehovah's Witnesses and is the sweetest person on the planet. She would do anything for anyone except use language like the previous poster.

Anonymous (unverified)

21.07.2010 13:45

You don't have a clue what you are talking about and that ignorant comment you made is a sad one and terribly far from reality.

An Armenian Christian (unverified)

21.07.2010 11:05

Is it possible that Christianity was treated as a cult or worse in 200 A.D ? Does "Freedom of Religion " mean one specific religion?

Anonymous (unverified)

21.07.2010 08:20

jehovah's witness' are a cult and should be treated as such, scum bags try to ruin Armenia.

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