Religious group told to halt cure claims

A religious group has been ordered to stop claiming that worshippers can be healed of diseases including Aids and cancer.

Religious group told to halt cure claims
Wed, 25 Apr, 2001 - 08:40

A religious group has been ordered to stop claiming that worshippers can be healed of diseases including Aids and cancer.

Britain's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ordered the group, Jesus Arena International, immediately to stop making its ‘‘unsubstantiated’’ claims in its promotional literature.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Streatham HillPlace: south LondonOrganisation: Britain's Advertising Standards AuthorityOrganisation: ASAOrganisation: Jesus Arena InternationalOrganisation: ChristianOrganisation: Office of Fair TradingOrganisation: Control of Misleading Advertisements Regulations
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