Amsterdam: Film on persecution of UOC featuring Vance shown in USA
Candidate for U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance. Photo: Screenshot from X video by R. Amsterdam
In a short documentary film about the illegal persecution of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, which is being broadcast on television channels in the United States, among many others, is Donald Trump’s vice-presidential candidate, J.D. Vance. This was reported by UOC's American lawyer Robert Amsterdam on his X account on July 15.
The film, produced by his firm Amsterdam & Partners LLP, explores the acute human rights issue in Ukraine related to the illegal persecution of the UOC by the state.
Specifically, it includes a statement by vice-presidential candidate Vance, in which he highlights the threat of Ukrainian Bill 8371, aimed at illegally banning the entire Ukrainian Orthodox Church under false pretenses.
“We hope that awareness of these critical issues continues to grow to protect the UOC,” added Amsterdam.
As the UOJ reported, Presidential candidate Donald Trump chose Ohio Senator J.D. Vance, who criticized the persecution of the UOC, for the position of the U.S. Vice President.
Read also
Merciful God hates homosexuality, says Catholic Cardinal
According to Cardinal Chen, homosexual behavior harms both the individual and society as a whole, and often leads to personal tragedy.
Armenian Prime Minister demands reelection of Armenian Church Primate
The head of Armenia’s government is initiating the creation of a special coordination group to remove the Catholicos.
Synod of the "independent" UGCC holds its sessions in the Vatican
Despite public statements about "independence," the synod of the UGCC is once again taking place not in Ukraine, but in the Vatican.
Analyst: The Church survived Bolsheviks, it will also survive “Kvartalists”
Bondarenko emphasized that secular authorities have never been able to achieve the destruction of the Church.
Half of migrants in Russia place sharia above state laws – Security Council
A significant proportion of migrants are ready to protest if their religious rights are infringed.
Political analyst explains whether the UOC Primate could be deported
Bondarenko does not rule out that the authorities might take any measures so that "everyone will be afraid."