The Church of Scientology - Tom Jarriel talks with both insiders and critics, but Scientology comes off looking very bad. Scientologists in trademark disputes - Church of Scientology International threatens to sue two sites critical of it, on grounds of alleged trademark and copyright violations. Church of Scientology lawyers convinced a Swedish court to order a raid for copyright infringement. The 'S' Files - Serious financial crime in one of the Scientology cult's most successful operations in Britain. The Religious Hunt Continues - Scientologists work hard hunting down people who publish revealing facts on the Internet.
Questionable law is used to scare the Internet providers into closing down Norwegian home pages.
Nothing to take notice of, claims Norwegian lawyer. Scientology Advertisements - It calls itself a church and it claims some eight million adherents around the world, but its methods have been causing controversy for more than three decades. And tomorrow it starts to advertise itself on British television. An article by Mark Ebner, concerning his two-week initiation into Scientology. The Scientologists call it 'baby-watching', but it has nothing to do with looking after infants.