Scientology Efforts Promote Human Rights and Community Support in Europe and Beyond

 

KINGNEWSWIRE // PRESS RELEASE // Activities in Spain, Italy, Ireland, Denmark, Nepal and Venezuela united volunteers, educators, public representatives, and civil-society organisations for human rights, prevention, cultural understanding, and practical help.

BRUSSELS, Belgium, 30 July 2026  — Religious communities, educators, public figures, artists, and humanitarian volunteers participated in Scientology-supported initiatives addressing cultural coexistence, drug prevention, human rights, and disaster relief in June and July 2026.

Events in Madrid, Milan, Dublin, and Copenhagen focused on social issues through cultural gatherings, public festivals, educational programmes, and human-rights discussions. In Nepal, a documentary showcased grassroots human-rights development, while in Venezuela, nearly 400 Scientology Volunteer Ministers responded to the earthquakes affecting the north-central region.

New Era Publications International in Denmark received international recognition for its multilingual production work, making L. Ron Hubbard’s works available across Europe and beyond.

Though addressing various local circumstances, all projects emphasized education, personal responsibility, human dignity, and practical cooperation.

Religious and cultural voices meet in Madrid

In Madrid, Fundación para la Mejora de la Vida, la Cultura y la Sociedad celebrated UNESCO’s World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development with an event at Spain’s Church of Scientology headquarters.

The event gathered representatives of religious communities, public officials, human-rights educators, cultural figures, and artists, including Clarisa Nieva, Fernando Hernández, Tito Losada, Denise González, and Isabel Ayuso Puente as moderator.

The programme discussed religious freedom, prejudice, hate-crime prevention, and culture’s role in enhancing social understanding. Tusuk Pisku performed a traditional Peruvian dance, González highlighted Mexico’s Day of the Dead, and Losada shared insights on the Roma community and music’s stereotype-challenging power.

Cultural diversity was presented as a civic resource, where public institutions, religious communities, and civil society can promote understanding and dialogue.

Coverage of the event is in Madrid Brings Together Religious, Cultural and Social Voices for Diversity and Coexistence.

Sri Lankan community explores shared values in Milan

In Milan, the Sri Lankan community joined families and volunteers at the Church of Scientology for an intercultural programme on integration, coexistence, and ethical responsibility.

The event used principles from The Way to Happiness, Hubbard’s moral code, focusing on honesty, trust, care for children, duty fulfillment, and respecting others’ religious beliefs.

Young people were central to the programme, with representatives emphasizing cultural heritage retention while engaging in Milan’s social and civic life.

Integration was framed as a reciprocal process of contribution and respect, not cultural abandonment, with shared ethical principles fostering dialogue among diverse traditions.

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3 responses to “Scientology Efforts Promote Human Rights and Community Support in Europe and Beyond”

  1. Looks like Scientology’s tackling human rights while throwing a festival—who knew saving the world came with a side of multicultural dance? 🍷💃 Just hope the ethics code is as thrilling as the performances!

  2. Frosty Snazz Avatar
    Frosty Snazz

    Seems like Scientology’s taken up the role of Europe’s unofficial human rights ambassador—who knew? 🤔 Next, they’ll be handing out awards for “Best Community Support” at the annual pub quiz! 🍻

  3. Mule Lock Avatar
    Mule Lock

    Isn’t it just charming how a church known for its unique take on “community support” is now hosting cultural festivals? Who knew human rights discussions could come with a side of traditional Peruvian dance? 🍷😂

  4. Killah Goose Avatar
    Killah Goose

    Seems like Scientology’s got the whole human rights thing covered while I’m just here trying to find a decent cup of coffee in Brussels. 🙄☕️

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