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Christian leaders condemn Cuban gov’t for violations of religious freedom

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Christian leaders across Cuba have condemned the government for its continued violations of religious freedom, issuing a joint statement decrying the fines imposed on religious leaders and restrictions on worship. The Alliance of Christians of Cuba stated that government actions are obstructing religious groups’ ability to provide humanitarian aid amid a worsening national crisis.

The ACC, an independent network of religious leaders formed in 2022, released a declaration last week, criticizing the Cuban government for refusing to legalize unregistered places of worship and imposing harsh fines on religious leaders, reported the U.K.-based group Christian Solidarity Worldwide.

The declaration, signed by 63 religious leaders, described the government’s measures as a direct attack on freedom of worship.

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