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Africa Confidential, Vol. 41.18, 2000 |
| 31st January | Jamil signed up for a charity. Now it’s being called a cult.
The shooting of Syma Jamil has thrown the spotlight on an organisation which she defends, but others say is a cult.
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The Scotsman, Edinburgh |
| 24 Feb | Cult charity targets Kiwi kids | New
Zealand Herald
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| 17th March |
What price idealism? For idealistic young students, volunteer work abroad may seem attractive. But one organisation, which has recruited in UK universities, stands accused of exploiting such idealism for unscrupulous ends.
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Times Higher Education Supplement, London |
| 26 March | Government supports Tvind venture in China,
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Berlingske Tidende, Denmark (1 of 3) |
| 26 March |
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Berlingske Tidende, Denmark (2 of 3) |
| 4th April | Tvind withdrew its loan application,
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Berlingske Tidende, Denmark (3 of 3) |
| 2nd May | Cruel Mind Games - inside the world of a cult | The
Times, London
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| 4th May, 2000 |
Cult Recruiting in the West End
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The Glaswegian, Glasgow |
| 4th May 2000 | My escape from the clutches of a cult.
Student reveals how he fled from bizarre Danish sect
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Liverpool Daily Post |
| 10th June | What is UFF hiding on its plantation in Brazil? Profit seems to have replaced humanity as the aid organisation's driving force.
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Dagens Nyheter, Sweden |
| 21st June |
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Rassegna Lavoro |
| July 30, 2000 | Charity chief condemns 'sect' recruitment drive |
Sunday Life, Belfast,
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| 17th Dec | Charity's recycling claims misled public | Independent on Sunday, London |