Christianity

CABAR.asia 27.05.24

Jehovah’s Witnesses admit they feel social stigma. CABAR.asia learns about the reasons for stigma and how the Christian organisation tries to change the attitude towards it in the society. (more…)

CABAR.asia 16.05.24

Jehovah’s Witnesses admit they feel social stigma. CABAR.asia learns about the reasons for stigma and how the Christian organisation tries to change the attitude towards it in the society. (more…)

Ulyana Fatyanova 30.03.23

Bagatoz Temirbayeva is known as pastor Batagoz to her parish. She has worked as pastor with the Evangelical  Christian Centre “Presviterianstvo” (Presbyterianism) or simply put, the Presbyterian church in Kokshetau, for 15 years already. How the daughter of the Soviet faith fighter has become the preacher, how female pastors are treated, and the difference between men’s and women’s sermons are described in the material by CABAR.asia. (more…)

06.03.23

Usually, Kazakhstanis “inherit” religious beliefs. If parents are Muslim, their children will also practice Islam. If adults are Catholics, their children will follow their path, too. But there are those who choose religion “not by inheritance.” (more…)

Ayan Oryntay 16.02.23

Religious preachers of Kazakhstan use social media actively to expand their audience. (more…)

Polina Viktorova 30.11.22

The percentage of Muslims and Christians in Kazakhstan declines, according to the comparison of two national census of 2009 and 2021. 13 years ago, 70.2 per cent of census participants declared their Islamic identity, and only 69.3 per cent a year ago. (more…)

CABAR.asia 28.04.20

Followers of this religious community liable for military service continue to go to jail.
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CABAR.asia 28.02.20

The Constitution of Tajikistan guarantees freedom of religion. 

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Belief.cabar.asia continues a series of videos about interfaith dialogue, tolerance, and secularism.
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CABAR.asia 08.10.19

Different religions should not become the obstacles to marriage, as religious scholars and representatives of clergy say. The main thing that matters is mutual respect and following the traditions of both sides.
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