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Sunday Mail, via Adelaide Now, Australia
Mar. 15, 2008
David Nankervis
www.news.com.au

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 20885 • Posted: Saturday March 15, 2008  

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Around 200 masked protestors gathered outside the Adelaide headquarters of the Church of Scientology this afternoon.

The rally was part of an international campaign against the church – whose members include Hollywood stars Tom Cruise and John Travolta – and coincided with similar events interstate and overseas.

An anonymous spokesman said the group did not consider Scientology a religion and that it should lose its tax free status.

Four members of a security firm stood outside the Scientology headquarters on Waymouth St during the protest and at one stage six police officers were on the scene.

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