Petição sobre a violação dos Direitos Humanos por parte das Testemunhas de Jeová

Investigando a Torre escreveu:Feito!

Para quando uma petição deste género a nível nacional?

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1. The petition has been updated and is now being supported by the Zalkin law firm, and they are sharing the petition - since it does have substantial good points, and is in fact - substantiated with links to the human rights articles (people seemed to be questioning their proof of sources on this thread - bad-mouthing it, well - it is all on there - see for yourself.
   
2. They are not waiting for the signatures to be completed; they are filing with the governmental agencies BEFOREthey get the signatures, regardless. I have read this by the person who started that petition. They realize that gaining the signatures shows the support of people, who substantiate the cause, but are filing the complaints anyway.
   

On this petition... It has CHANGED... disregard the comments regarding the old petition, since the new one is here:https://www.change.org/petitions/launch-an-investigation-to-determine-if-jehovah-s-witnesses-have-a-right-to-use-coercion-forms-of-mental-torture-to-force-its-members-not-to-leave
All the people who have posted negative comments, really need to re-read it now, since I know for a fact, that the verbiage has changed on it since it was originally posted.
They are going after coercion. What is being recognized by government is that all forms of religious persecution - cannot be tolerated, if it is harmful - and coerces a person to reconvert back to the religion, or would deny a person the right to "freely asociate with their own family. They DO have a case.
Many people here are arguing points, yet they are moving forward - with or without waiting for all signatures; they are not relying on them for the success. They have the "hate speech" mapped out by the society's publications that show they are unfairly "persecuting' converts by denying them access to their families, (almost like a terrorist would, for a lack of a better example).
It is not Christian-like to me. Nothing Jesus would advocate, and it seems to be a form of extremism. Jesus' example showed love to even the lesser people (prostitute, criminal on the "stake" next to him, and promised that the man would be with him in heaven, it was not judgmental and full of hate).
The human rights policy says - nobody should interfere with your family; persecute a person for conversion away from a belief. Witnesses fought for the right to be restricted from the military service (as the petition also stated). Yet, do not allow the freedom of choice of conscience in their own members choice or belief. So again, I agree with all the points, because people are committing suicide over not being able to be with their family. When they have found good reason to leave the organizaiton for their flip-flop of doctrines, bible passages that were proven to be faulty, etc.

Ver aqui: http://www.jehovahs-witness.net/watchtower/scandals/269031/5/Sign-this-petition-Investigation-On-Jehovahs-Witnesses-Religious-Policy-That-Violates-Human-Rights-and-Abuses-Religious-Freedom#.Usv14nl39ew