Chronology of the Bahá'í Faith

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Date 1969-04-0, descending — sort earliest first

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1969 4 – 6 Apr The first National Youth Conference of Australia opened at Bolton Place summer School. [BW15:329]
  • For picture see BW15:328.
    		•  Conferences, Bahá'í; Conferences, Youth; - Conferences, National; Conferences, First; Bolton Place, Australia; Australia first National Youth Conference of Australia
    1969 3 – 6 Apr The first European Youth Conference opened in Madrid, Spain. [BW15:329] Conferences, Bahá'í; Conferences, Youth; - Conferences, International; Madrid, Spain; Spain; Europe first European Youth Conference
    1969 Apr The Bahá'í Faith was banned in Algeria by official decree, all Bahá'í institutions were disbanded and the National Spiritual Assembly dissolved. [BW15:189; BW19:41]
  • Algeria has a long history of repression and persecution of religious minorities. Bahá'í activities have been banned by law in Algeria since this time. The government has made little progress on its 2014 commitment to reopen synagogues that had been converted to mosques or churches. In 2006, Algeria adopted Ordinance 06-03 requiring non-Muslim organizations to register with the National Commission governing worship by non-Muslim groups, housed under the Ministry of Religious Affairs. This commission rarely meets and often fails to respond to registration requests by non-Muslim groups in the time required by the ordinance. [US Commission on International Freligious Freedom - Annual Report 2021 p57]
    		•  Persecution, Algeria; - Persecution, Other; - Persecution; NSA; - Persecution, Bans; National Spiritual Assembly, formation; Algeria

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