Exclusive Brethren Leader Denies Election Involvement Ahead of Parliamentary Testimony
A religious organization facing parliamentary scrutiny over alleged election interference is now making public claims of non-involvement—raising questions about what evidence the committee has gathered and what testimony will actually show.
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