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Scientology's CCHR group at Concordia // Students protest as Scientology group settles in library atrium

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Title: Scientology's CCHR group at Concordia // Students protest as Scientology group settles in library atrium
Date: Tuesday, 14 April 2009
Publisher: The Link (Concordia University)
Author: John Coy
Main source: thelinknewspaper.ca

Tags: Canada • Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) • Commission des citoyens pour les droits de l'homme (CCDH, aka CCHR) • Concordia University • John Coy • Quebec • Richer Dumais • The Link (Concordia University)

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On April 9, the Montreal branch of the Citizens Commission on Human Rights—an organization opposed to psychiatry and psychiatric drugs—set up a large exhibit occupying the whole atrium of Concordia University’s downtown library building. Students had no way of knowing that the CCHR is a sister organization of the Church of Scientology, unless they read the fine print of pamphlets being handed out. By 6 p.m. a small group of students stood outside of the exhibit’s entrance with a sign reading, ... [Read the rest at thelinknewspaper.ca]