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Locked up and Denied Medical Help? Investigation in the Congregation of God

The Christian-fundamentalist community lives isolated in the Klostertal. After a complaint against an earlier member of the management team, the prosecutor's office is now investigating. Further dropouts report on mental and physical violence.

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