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    APRIL 19, 2017
    RUSSIA
    TRIAL IN RUSSIA, SESSION WEDNESDAY 19 APRIL
    The lawyers of our organization present new documents.

    They want to put on record in the trial of the REAL persecution experienced by the Russian brothers when they were invaded the halls of the kingdom, detention of the assistants, interrogated and their data taken from their passports. Prosecutors respond that all are criminally responsible, REPEAT PENALTY, for the great crime of meeting to study the Bible.
    The judge had given the prosecutor a full week to prepare his trial better, seeing the revolt that our lawyers were giving him.
    The prosecutor begins by presenting exemplary cases of decisions of Bethel House, or administrative center as they call them, appointing members of the committees of the congregations (MPO). The prosecutor has an obsession with showing that Bethel is responsible for running congregations, because it is the only way he has to be able to close it.
    Our lawyers show the judge that the documents presented by the prosecutor are from 1998 and earlier, when Bethel had not yet been entered into the new law. The prosecutor is trying to apply the current law retroactively to years that was not yet in force. The prosecutor says that the people named in 1998 are still in the congregations. We have no doubt that traitorous characters have provided the prosecution with internal documents of the organization.

    The court again asks the prosecutor, in which it is based to want to close all congregations, when only 5 have been closed. The Ministry of Justice (government) does not submit any evidence for this complaint.
    Now the court gives way to analyzing the foundations of the Faith of witnesses and their religious practices.
    Our lawyers point out to the court our position of love of neighbor and tolerance, something opposed to extremism. They also presented written proof of how Russian Christian parents strive to give their children a good education.
    The court is interested in investigating Bethel's constitutional charter. They want to have a definite certainty about whether the congregations form a unique structure with Bethel. Our lawyers define the word STRUCTURE according to the current Russian Freedom of Conscience Act. All congregations and Bethel are a unity in what has to do with the separation of religion and state. They give evidence that there are numerous religions in Russia in which the State does not intervene. And it is in this sense that Bethel does not make any legal documentation related to the activities of the congregations. For this reason, there is no official Bethel information.

    The court continues to analyze the documents submitted.
    The decisions of lower courts are now analyzed. We analyze the decision of the Rostov Regional Court 2009 (Taganrog) which dissolved the congregation and closed the kingdom hall, and a witness presented by our lawyers, draws attention to the fact that this decision was taken before the Plenum of The Supreme Court, will dictate that it is extremism and what is not. The Taganrog congregation, as well as Jehovah's Witness publications, were recognized for "undermining respect for other religions," "rejecting the use of blood for medical purposes," and violating their civic duties. " In addition, several publications have been recognized as extremists, although they have absolutely nothing to do with extremism. For example, the pamphlet "Jehovah's Witnesses, Who They Are, What Do They Believe?" Has been recognized as an extremist by the mention of the fact that Jehovah's Witnesses do not take up arms.
    Our lawyers point out to the court that in trials like this, witnesses were not allowed to defend themselves.

    Our lawyers take action by going against the Ministry of Justice, denouncing them as lacking in reliability, hiding information from judges about the importation of publications by Bethel. Such is the lack of transparency of the government that the more than 70,000 pages presented, did not count on the collaboration of Bethel, and the government had to ask the customs.
    The prosecutor says that according to a document there are more than 2000 unregistered congregations. Our lawyers insist that the unity of all consists of spiritual matters of internal regime.
    The prosecutor, like a scratched record, continues in his thirteen denouncing that "grant funds were possibly used to fund extremist activities." The Court asks why it is so obvious to the government that the money went to extremist activities, rather than the usual statutory purposes. The prosecutor does not answer.
    Our lawyer INSISTS TO ASK THE FISCAL to indicate what amounts have been spent and in what extremist activities. The prosecutor does not answer. It only insists that  the properties.

    ( No  fear....   Jehovah  has  for  ALL  the  perfect  result !! :D )

     

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     APRIL 19, 2017
    RUSSIA
    Day Five of Russian Supreme Court Case: Decade of Witnesses’ Legal Challenges Reviewed

    NEW YORK—On Wednesday, April 19, 2017, some 300 people gathered (some as early as 2:00 a.m.) for the fifth day of hearings by the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation on a claim from the Ministry of Justice to liquidate the Administrative Center of Jehovah’s Witnesses. The aggressive actions by Russian authorities against the Witnesses over the past ten years were summarized as the Court reviewed 43 volumes of documents submitted as case materials.

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    The Court reviewed 43 volumes of documents submitted as case materials....

    During the review, the attorneys representing the Ministry of Justice could not specify a legal basis for targeting the Administrative Center for liquidation or any extremist action on the part of either the Administrative Center or any Local Religious Organizations (LROs) used by Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia. Yury Toporov, one of the attorneys for the Administrative Center, noted to the Court that a number of case materials include awards and letters of appreciation received by the Administrative Center from the government, documenting that the Administrative Center was previously recognized by authorities for positive contributions to society for several years. It was also noted that the LROs make similar positive contributions in their communities. Additionally, several volumes of case materials document that the Ministry of Justice has been inspecting LROs used by Witnesses in Russia since 2008 but did not find any extremist activity in the LROs, a point acknowledged by attorneys for the Ministry of Justice.

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    Pictured front, left to right: Anton Omelchenko, Maksim Novakov, Victor Zhenkov, and Yury Toporov, attorneys for the Administrative Center of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia. Rear, left to right: Vasiliy Kalin and Sergey Cherepanov (in background), members of the presiding committee of the Administrative Center of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia.

    The Court is expected to resume the hearing on April 20, 2017, at 2:00 p.m.

    JEHOVAH  IS  WATCHING  ALL  THINGS  AND  KNOWING  THE  RESULT !!!!

    Media Contacts:

    International: David A. Semonian, Office of Public Information, +1-845-524-3000

    Russia: Yaroslav Sivulskiy, +7-911-087-8009

    https://www.jw.org/en/news/releases/by-region/russia/supreme-court-reviews-jehovahs-witnesses-legal-challenges/

  3. Thank you...   Yes,  I  hope  we  will  praying  daily  for  all  our  Brother's & Sisters,  especially  for  these,  which  under  persecution  and  more :(  In  Eritrea  its  very  bad  for  our  Brothers !  NO  Memorial  bec. many  in  prinson ;-(   Not  all  could  make  a  ceremony  in  prison,  SO  sad.....  We're  all  free  here,  what  a  big  gift :)  I'm  very  greatful  for  all  that.  Thank you  JEHOVAH ❤  

  4. The  most  people  we  win  by  preaching  and  now  the  jw.org  website  is  a  great  help !  But  through  the  Guinness-book ?  I  not  believe  that...  maybe  some,  yes  ok !  But  nobody  knows  the  exactly  count,  how  many  humans  come  to  us  about  the  Guinnes-book....

    Thanks  for  your  detailed  answers  my  Brother.  Its  ok  for  me !

    My  first  language  is  German,  so  I  not  want  a  longer  discussion / talk  here.

  5. I  am  sure,  Jehovah  NEVER  wants  a  record  in  a  worldly  book !!   We  did  our  nice  work  with  that  ton's  of  letter's....  all  for  our  Brother's  in  Russia,  but  FIRST  for  Jehovah's  name  -  around  our  Earth !!     WHAT  A  WITNESS :D

    THAT  WAS  THE  BEST   -   AND  NOT  SOME  WORD'S  IN  A  WORLDLY  BOOK.......     Thats  MY  opinion  to  the  Guinness - Book  theme !  Think  about  that  all  please,  bec.  WE  ARE  JEHOVAH'S  WITNESSES !!   That  book  is  full  of  worldly  records.....

    ---  We  never  can  get  an  exactly  letter  number,  not  possible ;-))  ---

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    What  a  loving  photo  to  our  Brothers & Sisters  in  Russia ❤

    After  an  Asssembly,  many  Brothers  showing  in  BIG  letters  their  LOVE :)

    *DEAR  BROTHERS  AND  SISTERS  IN  RUSSIA  -  KEEP  THE  FAITH  -  BE  STRONG  -  WE  LOVE  YOU  ALL*

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    A  WONDERFUL  IDEA

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    En la multitud de consejeros hay salvación (Prov. 24:6).

    http://wol.jw.org/es/wol/dt/r4/lp-s/2017/4/18

    Los cristianos que llevan más años bautizados recuerdan la época en la que las congregaciones tenían un siervo de congregación en vez de un cuerpo de ancianos; también recuerdan cuando había un siervo de sucursal en cada país en vez de un Comité de Sucursal, y cuando la organización era dirigida por el presidente de la Sociedad Watch Tower y no por la junta directiva que hoy conocemos como el Cuerpo Gobernante. Aunque esos fieles hermanos contaban con el apoyo de asistentes, las decisiones finales las tomaba una sola persona, ya fuera en la congregación, en la sucursal o en la sede mundial de los testigos de Jehová. Sin embargo, en la década de los setenta, se llegó a la conclusión de que era necesario repartir esa responsabilidad entre varios ancianos. Estos cambios se hicieron siguiendo el modelo que aparece en las Escrituras. Ahora, en vez de tener a una sola persona con demasiada influencia, tenemos a un grupo de hombres que son como “dádivas”, o regalos, de parte de Dios. Cada uno de ellos tiene cualidades que complementan a las de los demás para beneficio de todos en la organización (Efes. 4:8). w15 15/7 1:14, 15

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    Through many advisers there is victory.—Prov. 24:6.

    http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2017/4/18

    Older ones in our midst remember when congregations had a congregation servant rather than a body of elders, when countries had a branch servant rather than a Branch Committee, and when direction was given by the president of the Watch Tower Society rather than by a clearly established Governing Body of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Although all these devoted brothers were supported by faithful assistants, one person was basically responsible for making decisions in the congregations, at the branch offices, and at world headquarters. During the 1970’s, adjustments were made to put the responsibility for oversight on groups of elders rather than on individuals. These adjustments were based on increased knowledge about the pattern set in the Scriptures. Instead of having the influence of one individual dominate, the composite good qualities of all the “gifts in men” whom Jehovah has provided benefit the organization.—Eph. 4:8. w15 7/15 1:14, 15

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