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


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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