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17.09.1997
- Duma Committee Rushes to Approve Slightly Changed Religion Bill
22.09.1997
- Russian Federation, Federal Law
13.02.1997
- Provincial Law Against Minority Faiths Turns Into Paper Tiger
22.06.1997
- Law on Religion for the Russian Federation
05.12.1997
- Arrest and Beatings of Azerbaijani Jehovah's Witnesses
16.09.1997
- Religion Bill Stalled in Presidential Apparat
22.09.1997
- Kremlin Officials Continue to Claim Catholic and Protestant Support
22.07.1997
- This press release and letter were received from Orthodox priests
22.06.1997
- Additional Amendments Made to Law on Religion for 'Third Reading'
04.09.1997
- Yeltsin Accepts his Staff's 'Compromise' Bill on Church-State Relations
07.07.1997
- Switch by Prime Minister's Staff Sped Bill Through Upper House
27.06.1997
- Delay Possible in Upper House
25.06.1997
- Opponents of New Law on Religion Cite Procedural Flaws
23.06.1997
- Final Passage in Duma of Law Restricting Religious Freedom
11.07.1997
- European Union Formally Protests Against Russia's Religion Bill
07.11.1997
- Lutheran Churches in Russia Question the new Bill on Religions
03.07.1997
- Members of Upper House Focus on Money Issues
13.10.1997
- Russia's Far North Chills Religious Freedom
09.10.1997
- For Lutherans in Siberia, New Law Even Harsher in Reality Than on Paper
15.10.1997
- Learning How to Live With Freedom - Religious Law in Latvia
25.09.1997
- Moscow's Catholics 'Outmanoeuvred' by Kremlin
10.07.1997
- Parliament's Bill Does Not Meet European Standards, Says Human Rights Watch
08.07.1997
- Parliament's Bill Threatens 'Initsiativniki' Baptists
30.06.1997
- Key Yeltsin Aide Works to Prevent Veto
14.07.1997
- Russian Orthodox Missionary Priest Banned by Moscow Patriarchate
06.06.1997
- New Russian Legislation Restricting Religious Freedom?
26.08.1997
- Negotiators Race Towards Compromise on Church-State Relations
01.09.1997
- Patriarchate Delays Announcing Position on Compromise
20.06.1997
- Amendment to Elevate Islam
19.09.1997
- Duma Votes Down Motion to Delay Religion Bill
15.07.1997
- Parliament's Religion Bill Alarms Old Believers
25.06.1997
- Opponents of New Law on Religion Cite Procedural Flaws
05.09.1997
- Override Vote Still Possible in Duma
01.09.1997
- Patriarchate Delays Announcing Position on Compromise
18.07.1997
- Pope John Paul Writes to Yeltsin on Proposed Religion Law
02.09.1997
- yeltsin's Staff Pressuring Him to Accept Secretive 'Compromise'
30.10.1997
- Russian Religion law Claims First Jewish Victims
04.08.1997
- Patriarch Aleksi and President Yeltsin Agree Law Must be Passed - But Amended
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