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Opus Dei wins web battle
November 6, 2011 • Lead2, National News • 0 Comments
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• Opus Dei is a Catholic organisation |
A SPANISH judge has ordered a website to remove ‘private’ documents revealing the inner workings of Catholic organisation Opus Dei.
The new injunction prohibits the website opuslibros.org – set up by former members – from publishing rules of conduct.
The measure follows a complaint that the site was ‘violating intellectual property rights’ by using unseen writings of its founder. But the website argues it is a ‘fight against censorship and secrecy.’
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