Belarusian protestant fined for Bible delivering
15:00, — Politics
Pyotr Malanachkin, member of the Evangelic Church in Horki town, was fined five basic units.
He delivered the Bible, the New Testament, and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
“The authorities decided to punish me – to forbid me spreading the Bible, the New Testament, other religious and legal literature,” Pyotr Malanachkin told in an interview to Euroradio. “I was invited for a session of the commission of the district executive committee. They imposed a ban and fined me 5 basic units. They said I had created obstacles to municipal improving of Horki. Though it was just a booth hanging on a tree.”
A book display stand was fixed to a tree near Pyotr Malanachkin’s house for 4 years. It was broken for several times. It’s unknown why the Bible began to hinder the local authorities now. The member s of Evangelic Church of Horki think the ground is that they gathered some thousands signatures against constructing the nuclear power plant and wrote a letter to Lukashenka.
News
on topic
- Amnesty International coordinator met with leader of embattled New Life church
- Belarusian officials insulting Protestants
Bookmarks
