Your god must be pretty weak being kicked out of so many places. Try the god of war next time.
Your god sounds mean and petty. If you don't do what i want I'm tossing you into hell. Taking names and kicking ass. I seem to have heard the same thing on january the sixth. Undoubtedly one of your god believers uttered it.
The Castroit regime continuous to restrict free religious and non-religious choice on a regular basis. The regime continuous to target religious people, even blocking attempts by religious groups to respond to the urgent needs of the believers. The regime use legal instruments to discriminate against members of religious communities. It could care less about religious freedom and human rights.
During 2021 the Castroit tyrannical regime, using decrees 349 and 370, continues to systematically make it difficult for churches to operate without interference, persecuting religious groups of all faith. It has zero tolerance for any religious expression that does not align with its policies. Churches of all denominations have endure harassment, threats, attacks, trials, imprisonment, torture and death.
The Castroit regime has a record of abusing freedom of religion or belief. Over the years it has intimidated and harassed church leaders, expropriated church buildings, arrested religious freedom defenders, and harassed the children of religious leaders. Yet those under fire are displaying immense courage, refusing to be intimidated into giving up their faith.
The Castroit regime has a record of abusing freedom of religion and belief. Over the years it has intimidated and harassed church leaders, expropriated church buildings, arrested religious freedom defenders, and harassed the children of religious leaders. Yet those under fire are displaying immense courage, refusing to be intimidated into giving up their faith.
The treatment of Carballo by the Castroit regimes has been cruel, he has been held incommunicado. He has not been charge of any crimes so far. His family have been denied any contact with him The regime violent response to protests and the mass detentions and summary trials of peaceful protestors are a violation of human rights.
Decree 35 makes it clear that the Castroit Communist regime would not allow any kind of dissent on the island. Cubans will be unable to comment on the reality of their lives without fear of being charged with cyberterrorism. Religious associations and leaders who speak out on issues that affect freedom of religion or belief are included too.
1 Oct 2021
CSW delivered a 2070-signature petition calling for the immediate and unconditional release of Cuban Protestant Pastor Lorenzo Rosales Fajardo to the Cuban Embassy in London on 30 September.
Pastor Rosales Fajardo has been detained without trial for over two months following the peaceful protests that emerged across Cuba on 11 July. He is currently being held in the Boniato Maximum Security Prison outside of Santiago de Cuba, and he has been prevented from receiving visits from his wife and family.
The pastor’s wife, Maridilegnis Carballo, and his son who was initially detained at the same time as him, have also been threatened with repercussions if Ms Carballo continues to speak out about her husband’s detention.
CSW’s Head of Advocacy Anna-Lee Stangl said: “CSW continues to stand with the family of Pastor Lorenzo Rosales Fajardo as they wait for this husband and father to be returned home. We hope that this petition will send an important message to the Cuban authorities that the world is watching them and that their treatment of Pastor Rosales Fajardo is wholly unacceptable. Once again we urge the international community to hold Cuba to account for its violations of human rights, and to press the Cuban government for Pastor Rosales Fajardo’s immediate and unconditional release at every opportunity.”
Pastor Lorenzo Rosales Fajardo and his wife Maridilegnis Carballo
The Castroit regime has interrogated and threatened several members of pastor Alain Toledano Emanuel church, pressuring them to stop supporting him and not participate in the civic march on November 15 in Santiago de Cuba. The harassment of Toledano and his wife has been going on for over two decades. The accusations against Pastor Toledano are totally unfounded, since the permissions issued by the Ministry of Justice which allow him hold church services legally. He and his church should be allow to worship freely and in peace.Cuban church leader facing criminal investigation - My Christian Daily
MCD Staff October 9, 2021
Cuban Pastor Alain Toledano Valiente. Image: Facebook
Cuban authorities have threatened Pastor Alain Toledano Valiente, a prominent leader in the unregistered Apostolic Movement who leads the Emmanuel Church in Santiago de Cuba, with a pending criminal investigation and have subjected him to continued harassment.
On the morning of 4 October, two policemen and an investigator arrived at the church and informed the property owner that they were there to ‘reconstruct the facts’ at the scene of the ‘crime’ in light of the pending criminal charges against the pastor.
Although they did not present a warrant, the police entered the property and spent two hours measuring and making drawings despite the protests of the property owner. The police reportedly described Pastor Toledano Valiente as a simple criminal and said he would be tried and convicted.
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Pastor Rene Machado and his congregation are paying a hefty price for their criticism of the Castroit regime. Machado says that members of his church are constantly cited for their beliefs, “because of the way we think and the way we speak.” The regime wants to change the way they think and speak.
The targeting of religious leaders is part of a wider strategy by the Castroit tyrannical regime to stop the 15 November protests from taking place. Human rights defenders, pro-democracy activists, independent journalists and artists have reported similar experiences.
Rosales Fajardo has endured for 5 months that he has been held in the Boniato Maximum Security Prison, beatings, poor diet and mistreatment that is threatening his life. His trial will take place in the Boniato prison, with total disregard of the regimen own laws. No lawyer to represent him, and no family allow in the trial. Already other protestors of November 15 have been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
The European Parliament on December 16 explicitly naming Reverend Lorenzo Rosales as a victim of “arbitrary detention” and condemned “injustice and repression imposed by the Cuban regime.” The European Parliament approved a resolution by 393 votes in favor, 150 against and 119 abstentions, calling for the release of “all the detained persons” and expressly mentions José Daniel Ferrer, the lady in white Aymara Nieto, Maykel Castillo, Luis Robles, Félix Navarro, Luis Manuel Otero, Pastor Lorenzo Rosales Fajardo and Andy Dunier García. Member of the European Parliament demand that the EP approve sanctions “against those responsible for the persistent violations of human rights in Cuba.”
Catholic Priest Rolando Montes de Oca, in January 2021, was one of the Cuban priests who wrote an open letter criticizing the Castroit communist regime and advocates for political changes, has been a victim of harassment and violent aggression by the regime State Security. Under the communist regime churches and religious schools have been closed, and priests exiled or sent to re-education camps.
