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Village Suisse ONG is a Swiss-based NGO, accredited to the UN ECOSOC, with a stated mandate to help children in developing countries, to provide computers to persons in developing countries and to provide social integration for persons in Switzerland.

Village Suisse ONG and the Church of Scientology

Village Suisse ONG is associated with several events of the Church of Scientology^[1]

The relationship of Village Suisse ONG^[2] to the Church of Scientology caused media controversy^[3] in 2009, when the UN Office at Geneva (UNOG) refused entrance of the Scientology group "Youth for Understanding" to the UN premises,^[4] for a meeting which had been planned and organized by Village Suisse ONG.

In 2016, Village Suisse ONG was again noted by the Tribune de Geneve for holding a conference for a "Day of the NGOs", sponsored by the Church of Scientology. The news-article claimed that documentation distributed at the meeting in the UN Palais des Nations was probably edited by the Church of Scientology.^[5]

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[1] Jourdan, Alain, "Scientology was behind NGO Day" (in French), 18 January 2018

[2] Website for Village Suisse ONG

[3] UN foils the attempted infiltration of Scientologists: CULTS | An accredited NGO would serve as a Trojan horse for a "summit" organized covertly by the Church of Scientology. Alain Jourdan, Tribune de Geneve, 27 August 2009

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[5] Jourdan, Alain, "Scientology was behind NGO Day" (in French), 18 January 2018

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+'''Village Suisse ONG''' is a Swiss-based NGO, accredited to the [[UN]] [[ECOSOC]], with a stated mandate to help children in developing countries, to provide computers to persons in developing countries and to provide social integration for persons in Switzerland.
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-'''Village Suisse ONG''' is a Swiss-based NGO, largely Scientology staffed <ref>no evidence</ref> and financed,<ref>(no evidence?),</ref> with a stated mandate to help children in developing countries, to provide computers to persons in developing countries and to provide social integration for persons in Switzerland.
 == Village Suisse ONG and the Church of Scientology ==
+Village Suisse ONG is associated with several events of the  [[Church of Scientology]]<ref>[https://www.tdg.ch/geneve/geneve-internationale/scientologie-derriere-journee-ong/story/21467920 Jourdan, Alain, "Scientology was behind NGO Day" (in French), 18 January 2018 ]</ref>
-Village Suisse ONG also provides a local presence for the [[Church of Scientology]]<ref>no evidence</ref> in the UN NGO community in Geneva, and provides support<ref>no evidence</ref> to human rights training provided by the Church of Scientology offshoot "Youth for Understanding".<ref>[http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/9/prweb9938483.htm Church of Scientology International Co-Sponsors 9th Annual Human Rights Youth Summit, Brussels, 2012]</ref><ref>[http://www.scientology.org/ Website for the Church of Scientology]</ref>
 The relationship of Village Suisse ONG<ref>[http://www.villagesuisseong.org/ Website for Village Suisse ONG]</ref> to the Church of Scientology caused media controversy<ref>[http://www.tdg.ch/geneve/actu/onu-mis-echec-tentative-infiltration-scientologues-2009-08-27 UN foils the attempted infiltration of Scientologists: CULTS | An accredited NGO would serve as a Trojan horse for a "summit" organized covertly by the Church of Scientology. Alain Jourdan, Tribune de Geneve, 27 August 2009]</ref> in 2009, when the UN Office at Geneva (UNOG) refused entrance of the Scientology group "Youth for Understanding" to the UN premises,<ref>no evidence</ref> for a meeting which had been planned and organized by Village Suisse ONG.
+In 2016, Village Suisse ONG was again noted by the [[Tribune de Geneve]] for holding a conference for a "Day of the NGOs", sponsored by the Church of Scientology.  The news-article claimed that documentation distributed at the meeting in the UN [[Palais des Nations]] was probably edited by the [[Church of Scientology]].<ref>[https://www.tdg.ch/geneve/geneve-internationale/scientologie-derriere-journee-ong/story/21467920 Jourdan, Alain, "Scientology was behind NGO Day" (in French), 18 January 2018 ]</ref>
-==See Also==
+==See also==
 [[Youth for Human Rights International]]

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