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Another One of Jehovah’s Witnesses on Trial in Russia on Charges of Extremist Activity
Arkadya Akopyan, a 70-year-old retired tailor and a Witness, is an innocent, law-abiding citizen who merely wants to worship God in peace.
University of Padua Hosts Landmark Conference to Discuss Advances in Transfusion-Free Medical Care
Traditionally, blood transfusions have been considered harmless and the only life-saving medical treatment option for patients undergoing complex medical or surgical procedures. This assumption was challenged by many of the conference speakers.
Interview of Professor Massimo P. Franchi, M.D.
“In my professional career, I thank Jehovah’s Witnesses. They made a traditional doctor like myself consider the possibility and importance of reducing the use of blood.”
Interview of Professor Antonio D. Pinna, M.D.
“I don’t think we can make a differentiation on religious grounds. There are even patients that are not Witnesses that don’t want blood transfusion.”
Interview of Luca P. Weltert, M.D.
“There has been a distinct shift toward less transfusions—and not just in regard to Witness patients, of course, but all over the world—because there is increasing evidence that reduced transfusions means a better outcome.”
Love in Action—Relief Work in the Islands
Video update on the tireless efforts of Jehovah’s Witnesses who volunteered to help after Hurricanes Irma and Maria.
Oryol Court Hears First Testimony in Trial of Dennis Christensen
Dennis Christensen has been in pretrial detention since May 2017. He could face a prison term of six to ten years simply for practicing his faith.
Jehovah’s Witnesses Display Bible Literature at 2018 Olympics and Paralympics
Jehovah’s Witnesses in Korea engaged in a special campaign to offer Bible-based publications free of charge to international visitors at the 2018 Winter Games.
Campaign of Terror Begins for Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia
Now that Russian authorities have liquidated the legal entities of Jehovah’s Witnesses, they are turning their attack on the Witnesses and their worship.