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Scientologist Julieta Santagostino, director of the Florida chapter of the Foundation for a Drug-Free World
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Mathew Andrews, leader of the Scientology Volunteer Ministers Goodwill Tour gave an overview of the 19 topics the group will cover in seminars to those attending the opening of the Tour in Honiara.
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Director of Public Affairs of Church of Scientology of Johannesburg Shaleen Worhnitz (center) with the Church’s Social Programs Officer and members of the Gauteng Provincial Police Social Crime Prevention Program
Tracey Colman, Public Affairs Director of the Church of Scientology of London, briefed open house attendees on human rights issues in London.
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Scientology Volunteer Ministers South Pacific Goodwill Tour Leader describes one of the workshops he delivered to the Paramount Chief.
Scientology Volunteer Ministers Goodwill Tour leaders and team of locally trained Volunteer Ministers paddle canoes across the bay to the village of Lambi in Guadalcanal.
On behalf of the Savulei Council of Chiefs of the Solomon Islands, Paramount Chief Simon Pahini officially welcomes the Scientology Volunteer Ministers to the region.
In a traditional ceremony of welcome, Paramount Chief of Savulei welcomes the Scientology Volunteer Ministers to the village of Lambi.
Volunteer Ministers underwent extensive search and rescue training in Mexico.
Scientology Volunteer Ministers learned to dive in rivers and at sea under extreme conditions.
Scientology Volunteer Ministers learned to penetrate and advance inside and underneath buildings to track and extract victims.
Alejandro Del Llano (in the yellow uniform) who directs Volunteer Ministers activities in Latin America
Scientology Volunteer Ministers learned underwater search and rescue.
Australian Scientologists distribute drug education and prevention booklets at a sports event.
Booklet distribution in Sydney parks bring the truth about drugs to teens.
Tracie Parker, Human Rights Youth Coordinator of the Church of Scientology International, addresses the role of human rights education in combating human trafficking.
A Scientology Volunteer Minister conducting a workshop in Study Technology at the Tenavatu Primary School in Guadalcanal
A Volunteer Minister of the South Pacific Goodwill Tour covers information to improve teacher and student performance at a workshop at Visale Primary School.
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Church of Scientology Community Center at 8039 South Vermont Avenue in South Los Angeles, location of the closing ceremonies of the 9th Annual Youth for Human Rights World Tour
Raul Arias, President of Youth for Human Rights Mexico, spoke to media in Mexico City about the new booklet, “Artists United for Human Rights.”
On the 9th Annual Youth for Human Rights World Tour, Founder and President Mary Shuttleworth introduced Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou to the Youth for Human Rights International educational program and materials.
9th annual Youth for Human Rights International World Tour in Japan
The Church of Scientology hosted closing ceremonies March 23 for the 9th annual Youth for Human Rights International World Tour at the L. Ron Hubbard Auditorium of the Scientology Community Center at 8039 S. Vermont Avenue in South Los Angeles.
Paramount King Molefe, traditional king of the Batlokwa Nation, was introduced to the Volunteer Ministers program at the Church of Scientology of Johannesburg.
The South African Scientology Volunteer Ministers were invited to erect their yellow tent on the tribal lands of the Mampuru royalty in the village of Mamone where the annual celebration takes place.
Traditional African kings and chiefs watched the event from the Volunteer Ministers tent.
Traditional dancers reenact the story of King Mampuru and his commitment to preserve the freedom of his people.
Local sangomas (traditional healers) perform for King and Queen Molefe and the Volunteer Ministers.
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