Australian cults | Coercive Control

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Aug 183 min read

To Keep Australia’s Freedom of Religion, We Need Coercive Control Laws for Cults

Discover why Australia needs coercive control laws to protect religious freedom and combat cults.

Jul 257 min read

Australian Cults: Unveiling the Hidden World of Christian Cults

Explore the world of Australian Cults & their hidden influence. Uncover the intricate web of Christian cults, both homegrown and imported.

Jul 93 min read

The Nuances of Traditional Gender Roles and Domestic Servitude in Cults: A Historical Perspective on Patriarchy

Uncover the historical ties between traditional gender roles and cults. Explore how patriarchal systems perpetuate exploitation and abuse.

Jul 95 min read

Modern Slavery in Australia and Its Overlap with Cult Behaviours

Discover the disturbing overlap between modern slavery and cult behaviours in Australia.

Jun 233 min read

When Is a Cult Not a Cult? Understanding Coercive Control in Australian Groups

Explore the complex reality of coercive control in Australian groups. Discover when a cult is not a cult according to Renee's System.

Jun 238 min read

Freemasons and Conspiracy Theories: Dispelling Myths and Exploring Education Dynamics

Uncover the truth about Freemasons and conspiracy theories in our educational blog post. Explore the history and knowledge dynamics.

Jun 233 min read

The Rise of Internet-Fuelled Cults: A Closer Look at Australia

PART 2 OF 4 Delve into the dark side of internet influence in Australia with a closer look at the rise of Internet-Fuelled Cults.

Jun 213 min read

Exploring the Similarities Between Cults and National Identity

Explore the fascinating parallels between cult dynamics and national identity in this insightful blog.

Jun 123 min read

Why My Daughter Joined a Cult: How Idealistic Young People Can Fall Prey to Cults

The allure of utopian visions can be an effective tactic used to recruit vulnerable idealistic individuals, like my daughter was.

Jun 64 min read

The Abuse of Human Rights in Cults: An Australian Examination

Cults, often characterised by their authoritarian leadership, coercive control , and isolationist tendencies, have been notorious for...