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The authorities advise Krishna worshippers to move to the dump
As an effort to resolve the conflict caused by the destruction of 26 homes and confiscation of 116 acres of property of the Society for Krishna Consciousness the Kazakhstan government has continually offered unsuitable land plots. The latest offer has been 10 acres of a landfill/garbage dump in Illi District, Almaty Province.
The Krishnas are Sent to A Cemetery
The Almaty provincial authorities are so impatient to close the issue around the Society for Krishna Consciousness that they now suggest the Krishnas'moving to a cemetery or a dumping ground.
Hare Krishnas were given one week to accept demand to vacate their farm
The Krishna organization was given a period of one week to accept the government demands to vacate their developed 116 acre farm.
Kazakhstan Court Reverses Decision: Again Gives Krishna Land to Government
On November 8, 2007, the Supervisory Panel of the Almaty Provincial
Court cancelled its previous decision on the transfer of 116-acre
Krishna Society farm to Mr. E. Abdykalykov. The court ruled that the
land be again returned to the Kazakhstan Government.
Hare Krishnas were told to vacate their farm in one week
On November 4, 2007, the Hindu practitioners of the Society for Krishna
Consciousness were informed that they have one week to vacate their
farm.
Krishna community issue at OSCE Warsaw
On September 26, 2007 members of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness attended the OSCE Human Dimension Implementation Meeting in Warsaw. During the plenary session dedicated to freedom of thought, conscience, religion or belief, the crisis surrounding the Religious Organization Society for Krishna Consciousness was discussed.
CSCE (U.S. Helsinki Commission) Press-release
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Does the Kazakh government plan to demolish the Hare Krishna community after the parliamentary elections?
Does the Kazakh government plan to demolish the Hare Krishna community in the Karasai district after the parliamentary elections on August 18, 2007?
Kazakh authorities break their promise
The
promise of the Kazakh government has not been fulfilled. The Society
for Krishna Consciousness was denied a plot of land in Almaty city. At
the present moment the community stays on land that has already been
transferred to the district land reserve. At any moment the community may be evicted, and the
only Hindu temple in Kazakhstan - destroyed.
THE PROTEST IN UK: Threat of Demolition of Hindu Temple in Kazakhstan
"We urge the world communities to wake up to what is happening in
Kazakhstan. The Western Governments need to take note of the
persecution of a peaceful and friendly minority community on the basis
of their religion," said Sanjay Jagatia, General Secretary of the
National Council of Hindu Temples