Inside the Controversial Allegations: Is Scientology Exploiting Teenagers for Cheap Labor?

Inside the Controversial Allegations: Is Scientology Exploiting Teenagers for Cheap Labor?
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A Plea to 10 Downing Street

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A group of ex-Scientologists delivered a petition to the UK Prime Minster’s home asking for a government investigation.

The Church of Scientology denied the claims in The Times‘ investigation.

Lawyers also took issue with Essalhi’s claims that he had worked for up to 100 hours a week, saying he had “betrayed” church staff by “engaging in covert and deceptive behavior.”

Essalhi tried reporting the Church’s forced labor to police in Scotland, who determined there was a lack of evidence.

In June, he and a group of fellow ex-Scientologists took their fight all the way to 10 Downing Street, delivering a petition to the prime minister’s official residence demanding the government investigate the church over explosive allegations of coercive control, abuse and forced labor.

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