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Sunday, November 9, 2008

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Solal, 9 ans, enlevé et déporté dans une 'secte' par sa mère

A Belgian child abducted by his mother and placed in an ultra-Orthodox community

The Israel Police is satisfied that a Belgian child 9-year-Solal Georis, was "sent off to overseas" by his mother and those who support it, in a case of parental abduction.

Solal was now placed in an ultra-Orthodox community, with bases in the United States or Argentina.
The Israeli justice was vindicated yet Solal's father, Vincent Georis, ordering that the child should return to Belgium, revealed this morning by the daily Le Soir.

all started in Belgium and when Vincent Georis Ronit Bitton, a French-Israeli, met in 1988. In 1999, the couple's first child named Solal. The family situation is more normal then ... Five years later, the trouble begins. The couple divorced. When primary custody of the child, by court order, to the father, the events are accelerating. mother, established in France with his son, opposed this decision before the tribunal de grande instance de Nanterre. But nothing helps, always gives due justice to the father. Small problem though: the French courts realize that Ronnie Bitton has already left the territory with Solal, leaving no forwarding address ... Interpol

Jerusalem reported in 2006 the arrival in Israel Solal, a French passport which indicated a false name. Incidentally, the Israeli justice also takes care of the case and gives it too, because the father of the child.
But time passes and Solal is still not back alongside his father. According to authoritative sources, it would have been incorporated into an ultra-Orthodox Jewish community established near the Gaza Strip.

His mother, supported by her community, refuses to return the child. She was arrested and imprisoned in Neve Tirtza before getting assigned to house arrest from a rabbi. She is summoned to appear December 1 in the court of Nanterre for kidnaping.
Solal would be him, still treasured in the ultra-Orthodox community who would be extradited to the United States ... Despite the justices' decisions Belgian, French and Israeli ...

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Belgium - RTL News, Society, Sun, November 9, 16:06

Vincent Georis is disabled. For several months, there has been no news of her son 9-year-Solal. Israeli ex-wife took him to Israel, after their divorce. Parental kidnapping has changed the lives of Vincent.

"In November 2005, the Belgian court had decided to entrust me with the main accommodation of Solal and a right to visit his mother. Two months later, Solal was gone," says Vincent Georis the micro Eric Van Duyse. The boy was first found in France. But while the French courts before it, the mother and child disappear again. It will take a year to find them. They are ultra-Orthodox Jewish community in near the Gaza Strip into Israel. After a year of new legal action, the Israeli Supreme Court ruled in the Solal's father, ordering the child returned to Belgium.

But it has already been influenced. "It's a little boy who grew up in Brussels. But after sitting through this community, he was indoctrinated. He had no math, or science. It was through studying the Bible. The few time I could still see, he spoke of how more and more fundamentalist Muslims on Christians. It became very shocking because I did everything to keep it open and tolerant, "said Vincent Georis .

A moving testimony

Trois ans de démarche. Sept voyages en Israël. Dix juges à travers trois pays qui ont confié la garde au père. Mais rien n'y fait. Solal n'est plus ni avec sa mère, ni avec son père. Selon la police israélienne, le garçon a été "exfiltré vers l'étranger" par sa mère et ceux qui la soutiennent. Arrêtée, elle est à présent sous contrôle judiciaire, mais le garçon reste introuvable. Il se trouverait désormais placé dans cette communauté ultraorthodoxe disposant de bases aux Etats-Unis ou en Argentine.

NB sur le site de
RTL info vous pourrez visionner le reportage et témoignage du papa de Solal

You can also read the interview with the dad on Solal site Sos children

The EPR knows several families, fathers and grandparents cut off from their grandchildren or in risk of cuts because of the affiliation of one of the parents in this community. few years ago CPPS cell Prevention Education in the community considered "ultra orthodox" in the same way as the Legionnaires of Christ or the Islamic Jihad, we agree.

The videos showed the following government and the organization "ultra orthodox" international Jewish claims to, but unfortunately these videos have disappeared

dailymotion server however you can contact infomanip at wanadoo.fr keeps them on a server outside EU copy. Made their demand.

N. Bellaiche, The Lubavitch: Jewish paths of repentance. Description

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Wednesday, November 5, 2008

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Livre sur la vie brisée des enfants dans les sectes

In the clutches of cults

The University of Sherbrooke newspaper

November 6, 2008
France Lavoie
Lecturer and PhD studies in contemporary religion in the Faculty of Theology, Ethics and Philosophy, Lorraine Derocher is one of Quebec's specialists on the issue of cults, and particularly the influence of these organizations on children who grow up virtually cut off from the outside world . Earlier this year, which is also professional research group within the Society, Law and Religion at the University of Sherbrooke (SODRUS) published the book Living her childhood in a religious sect - Understanding responses to it, the Presses de l'Université du Québec jointly with SODRUS. Lorraine Derocher is frequently requested by various agencies that need training on the subject, and she is called to help the professionals who help people who have spent their childhood in a religious sect. She also notes how the resources are desperately needed to help these people. is a meeting a few years ago with a person who had just left the radical group where she had been a PhD student who led the children to become interested in religious sects. "As I am a very socially engaged, this case came to fetch me and I wanted to help. Force me to see that there was little research on the issue of children who grew up in relatively closed religious groups in society. Police officers, psychologists, doctors and social workers lack the tools to intervene in these cases, "says Thompson her. evidence, until recently, authorities have turned to the researcher for guide a person without resources. Lorraine Derocher is currently conducting a fundraising campaign and acts as a consultant to help this person out recently of a very closed society, after having spent his childhood and spent over 30 years of his life.

"For me, we are faced with injustice injustice: not only the child did not choose to live in these environments, but after the release, the company is not equipped to accept his adult, "said elle.Cela said Lorraine Derocher said that new religious movements are a minority phenomenon. "My book focuses of radical sects and closed society, those apocalyptic nature.
Some of these kids do not attend school, the doctor or dentist. Some have never watched television or the Internet do not know, "says the researcher. This raises another problem: lack of outside contacts, there are no reports from authorities in cases of neglect or abuse. "If you think about it, our prisoners themselves, are sometimes treated better," said she.
People attracted to new religious movements are often at a crossroads in their lives, and seeking answers to existential questions. But it can go beyond these considerations. "A person may want to nurture their spirituality, to join a community or seek to explain the suffering, death and the complexity of the world," said the researcher. However, a radical sect is a religious group who, because of its closure and its challenges to the values of modern society (economics, globalization, science, etc..) Is increased to skid. So the entry of an individual in a radical religious movement often reflects dissatisfaction vis-à-vis the society in which he lives. "
Until the end of the world
groups of particular concern Lorraine Derocher are those who wait, in a concrete and imminent end of the world. A very bad environment for young children who are a part. "The time of childhood is usually a time filled with magic," she explains. In these groups, you grow up in an environment where one is preparing for a disaster. My studies have shown that beyond the normal challenges associated with integrating a new society, internalized the worldview which is the biggest challenge. In other words, even out of its sectarian environment, the young continue to make a religious reading of reality: he is afraid of the people of the world, he feared that the end comes, and sometimes he thinks he will go to hell because it is out of his group.
The seven people I worked with to write my thesis have all regretted their departure at September 11, 2001. and if it was really the end of the world? That demonstration of a worldview internalized. "The reasons that bring someone to leave a sect differ depending on whether there grew up, or she has reached adulthood. In the latter case, disillusionment can lead to questioning. However, the person who lived his childhood leaves rather because of shortness of breath to comply with the requirement level of adults in the sect. "These children need to be perfect, as pure in God's eyes, some have been abused or neglected and are tired, others find that certain behaviors of leaders are not in accordance with the teachings of the group."
With the publication of his book Living childhood in a religious sect, the author wanted to reach out to stakeholders such as social workers, lawyers, psychologists and teachers. She noted, however, with the time that the subject of interest to more than one. As evidence, many people attended the Sept. 30 conference Carolle Tremblay on children's rights in rural sectarian, at the invitation of SODRUS.
"In an era where we talk about responsible drinking, we could also consider living our freedom of conscience and religion responsibly? One way to do this would take into account the protection of individual rights including those of children, "says Lorraine Derocher.
Lorraine Derocher
, Living her childhood in a religious sect - Understanding
responses to it, Quebec, Presses de l'Université du Québec, 2008, available at Coop's UdeSherbrooke.

Wednesday, October 29, 2008

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Esclaves du XX ème siècle : les enfants in sects

Chantal Tokatlian emerged from a sect, it is now a journalist.

How had she met? Quite simply, a leaflet found in his mailbox. The same chance can lead a loved one, a frail teenager in a haven where all is peace of mind and heart, at least according to the texts of the brochures or the followers of cults in charge of proselytizing.
Chantal Tokatlian has not taken too long to realize that the sect was in fact a totalitarian universe.
Appalled, she noted the plight of children, reduced to nothing, little or no education, malnourished and not cared for - will provide for the Guru! - Treated as a convenient labor and often as sex objects.
With his mind lucid and thoroughly independent, she managed to escape the trap.

But contact with this strange and evil gave him the desire to investigate the different sects in France, Europe and worldwide, and particularly the plight of children within them.

The result of this "journey" is as crazy as revolting.

Chantal Tokatlian, Slave of the twentieth century: children in cults, published in October 1995 by Éditions Jacques ISBN 2-7339-0493-0
Grancher.

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Monday, September 29, 2008

Sayings With The Word Toilet

cringe Delanoe made his camp

Article published in Le Figaro on 29/09/2008 by Sophie Ravinel

records of minimum service in schools and nurseries have divided the Lubavitch majority in the Council of Paris.

"Delanoe vous le savez, il est plutôt légaliste…» Du seul commentaire de l'adjoint au maire de Paris chargé de l'éducation, Pascal Cherki, perçait lundi le regret. Bertrand Delanoë venait de dire son intention d'appliquer la loi du service minimum d'accueil (SMA) dans les écoles, les jours de grève. «Que les choses soient claires, a-t-il déclaré devant les élus du Conseil de Paris : la loi est promulguée, nous sommes républicains, nous l'appliquerons.» Même si le SMA contraint les communes «à assumer l'échec du dialogue social mené par l'État».

Situé à gauche du PS, Cherki bouillonne et prévient - à quelques jours de la grève du 7 octobre dans l'Éducation nationale - qu'à Paris, cette loi sera appliquée du seul bout des lèvres. Contrairement à Lyon où, croit-il savoir, le socialiste Gérard Collomb «non seulement appliquera le SMA mais doit même y être favorable». «Nous n'avons aucune obligation légale de quotas pour accueillir les élèves, a-t-il précisé pour sa part. Nous ferons donc au minimum : un animateur pour remplacer deux profs absents. De toute manière, ces jours-là, question sécurité, c'est l'État qui est responsable…».

Mais au sein de la majorité parisienne, ce sont les Verts qui se démarquent Mayor explicitly. Their president, Sylvain Garel, Bertrand Delanoe has regrets that "not longer resist this unjust law." And indignant that a strike "does not disturb more than those who do, because it reduces their wages."

Monday, those same elected Greens are on the frontlines with the radical left, to address the second of subjects with the most divided city: the subsidies to kindergartens associative Lubavitch Jews. "They are approaching the one million euros, says Garel, to limit sectarian nursery, where single-sex, in fact, we only accept children Jewish. "He regrets that Delanoe," for electoral reasons, "not" more attentive to the respect of public service and secularism. "

"Ascent of communitarianism"

On this line, he is joined by the Socialist Mayor of the twentieth arrondissement, very sensitive "to the rise of communalism" in his neighborhood. Frédérique Calandra, who "refuses to be afraid that (the) discusses an anti-Semite," says: "Like all fundamentalists, the Lubavitch conveys a model of society which I am adamantly opposed." The first are fed up Liberal Jewish friends, "says she, rejoicing that despite the vote of the grant, Delanoe has decided to set up a commission to study compliance or non-public agreements.

For his part, Claude Goasguen - deputy mayor of sixteenth - and who voted subsidies, like the rest of the UMP, was ironically pleased that the mayor of Paris "shared the views of the president's secularism positive ". Mayor out of it, it is forbidden.

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Auditing Association Beth Lubavitch Youth directed by the City of Paris

in 2006 under the leadership of Lyne Cohen-Solal

Abstract:

Auditing Association Youth By Beth Lubavitch

engagement letter of 20 December 2005, the Inspectorate General was tasked to conduct an audit of the association Beth Lubavitch Youth.

The association maintains two crèches in the 19 arrondissement, rue Petit and Rue Riquet, with 81 places. It benefits from subsidies that amounted respectively to € 120,875 and € 25,848, under the agreements it has signed with the City of Paris (Department of Families and Early Childhood).

It also manages a whole school (school, college, high school) and by grants from the City of € 447,661 to € 75,668 for school and college. In 2004, the association hosted in 1658 all students.
At the end of their audit, the rapporteurs wish to highlight the following: The reality of community life is not always consistent with the statutes. The association can not be regarded as a religious association under the law of December 9, 1905, because she did not object to the exclusive exercise of religion. The City and the Department are entitled to subsidize its activities. The association has a financial situation remains fragile, even if the last loan taken enabled it to refinance other and to meet its current debts and thus bank to lift its ban. Working capital is still negative. Any new investment should be deferred pending the association has a minimum amount of working capital.
The cost of the two nurseries appears moderate compared to other nurseries association. The contributions of family and that of the municipal grant for cradle are also lower.