Chronology of the Bahá'í Faith

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Date 1968-10, descending — sort earliest first

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1968 24 Oct The Moroccan Bahá'í sentenced to three years' imprisonment in January 1968 appelled and his sentence was extended to four years. [BW15:172]
  • Despite the efforts of national spiritual assemblies to secure justice for him through their embassies and cables to the King of Morocco, he was made to serve the entire sentence. [BW15:172]
    		• Persecution, Morocco; - Persecution, Court cases; - Persecution; Court cases; Human Rights; Morocco
    1968 9 Oct The widowed mother of seven children was sentenced to six months' imprisonment in Morocco for refusing to deny her faith. [BW15:172]
  • Despite the efforts of national spiritual assemblies to secure justice for her through their embassies and cables to the King of Morocco, she was made to serve the entire sentence. [BW15:172]
    		• Persecution, Morocco; - Persecution, Arrests; - Persecution, Court cases; - Persecution; Court cases; Human Rights; Morocco
    1968 9 Oct The Universal House of Justice addressed its second letter to Bahá'í Youth. [BW15:324; WG152–4; 9 October 1968] Universal House of Justice; Youth; - Bahá'í World Centre

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