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Ostracismo e família · Claim record

Desde 2024, um menor batizado que comete um erro grave reúne-se primeiro com dois anciãos, junto com seus pais; os anciãos 'might decide that it is not necessary to take the matter any further' se os pais estiverem 'reaching him', e uma comissão (com os pais presentes) só é formada se o menor 'unrepentantly persists'; a expulsão de um menor continua possível, e nenhum texto publicado diz que a expulsão de um menor deixa de ser anunciada, nem que os menores estejam isentos do ostracismo por parte de parentes que não moram na mesma casa.

Claim ID claim-shunning-2024-minors-procedureConcerns 1 de agosto de 2024Declaração explícita

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Declaração explícita · 1 de agosto de 2024 Verificado

Desde 2024, um menor batizado que comete um erro grave reúne-se primeiro com dois anciãos, junto com seus pais; os anciãos 'might decide that it is not necessary to take the matter any further' se os pais estiverem 'reaching him', e uma comissão (com os pais presentes) só é formada se o menor 'unrepentantly persists'; a expulsão de um menor continua possível, e nenhum texto publicado diz que a expulsão de um menor deixa de ser anunciada, nem que os menores estejam isentos do ostracismo por parte de parentes que não moram na mesma casa. Source: The Watchtower (Study Edition), agosto de 2024Source: jw.org (Governing Body Update video), 15 de março de 2024Source: Supreme Court of Norway (Høyesterett), judgment HR-2026-1009-A (case no. 25-089326SIV-HRET), official English translation published 16 July 2026, 29 de abril de 2026Source: The Watchtower, 15 de setembro de 1981Source: The Watchtower (Study Edition), 15 de agosto de 2013

A posição da organização ou explicação posterior: A Suprema Corte da Noruega considerou o processo de 2024 'more considerate than previously', embora 'distressing and humiliating' para uma criança, e não 'mental violence'.

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Publicação primária das Testemunhas de Jeová Verificado

The Watchtower (Study Edition), “Study Article 34: Responding to Sin With Love and Mercy”

agosto de 2024 · pp.20-25 · par. 17-18 · Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania

“What about baptized minors—those under 18 years of age—who engage in serious wrongdoing? The body of elders will arrange for two elders to meet with the minor and his Christian parents. ... However, what if a baptized minor unrepentantly persists in a wrong course? In that case, a committee of elders will meet with him along with his Christian parents.”

The 2024 procedure for baptised minors; par. 17 confirms reproof may still be announced 'as a warning to the rest'. Quoted by the Norwegian Supreme Court at para 94.

Nota de procedência e verificação for The Watchtower (Study Edition), Study Article 34: Responding to Sin With Love and Mercy

Nota de confiança. Raw WOL HTML fetched; wording and page markers 20-25 confirmed.

Corroborado por. src-jwb-2024-0315-governing-body-update-2, src-court-no-2026-0429-supreme-court

Consultado em. 19 de setembro de 2026 · Identificador da fonte. src-w-2024-0800-study-34-responding-to-sin

Publicação primária das Testemunhas de Jeová Verificado

jw.org (Governing Body Update video), “2024 Governing Body Update #2”

15 de março de 2024 · Mark Sanderson (Governing Body) · Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania

“Under our current arrangement, we don’t say a greeting to individuals who’ve been removed from the congregation. However, the Governing Body has decided that publishers can use their Bible-trained conscience to decide whether to give a simple greeting and welcome a disfellowshipped individual who attends a congregation meeting.”

Presented by Governing Body member Mark Sanderson (20 min 02 s; media id docid-1112024005). Also announces: follow-up meeting 'after a few months'; visits to those removed long ago; two elders to meet a baptised minor and parents instead of a committee; members may invite a removed person to a meeting; 'we don’t socialize with those who are removed'; 1 Cor. 5:13 'remove' terminology; sisters may wear slacks.

Nota de procedência e verificação for jw.org (Governing Body Update video), 2024 Governing Body Update #2

Nota de confiança. jw.org page opened (published 15 March 2024) and the organisation's own English subtitle file (https://cfp2.jw-cdn.org/a/ceb7d7/1/o/1112024005_E_cnt_1.vtt, from the jw.org mediator API record docid-1112024005_E_1_VIDEO) read in full; quotations are from that subtitle text.

Notes. Mediator API: https://b.jw-cdn.org/apis/mediator/v1/media-items/E/docid-1112024005_1_VIDEO

Consultado em. 19 de setembro de 2026 · Identificador da fonte. src-jwb-2024-0315-governing-body-update-2

Registro público oficial Verificado

Supreme Court of Norway (Høyesterett), judgment HR-2026-1009-A (case no. 25-089326SIV-HRET), official English translation published 16 July 2026, “The State (Ministry of Children and Families) v. Jehovah’s Witnesses; European Association of Jehovah’s Witnesses (intervener)”

29 de abril de 2026 · paras 4, 39-45, 94-102, 110-127, 149-152, 227-230 · Norges Høyesterett

“Members of the religious community are thus not to associate with former members, whether disfellowshipped or withdrawn. This also applies to close relatives, unless they belong to the same household. Family ties are not severed, but with regard to family members other than those with whom one lives, contact is permitted only in necessary family matters. It is undisputed that the threshold for such contact is relatively high.”

3-2 majority (Steen, Arntzen, Hellerslia; Poulsen and Falkanger dissenting) dismissed the State's appeal and declared the refusals of registration and grants invalid; unanimous that infringement of children's rights was not proved; majority: practice 'may entail a clear psychological pressure not to withdraw' (para 123) but not 'improper pressure' under Art. 9 ECHR; dissent: right to withdraw infringed. Costs NOK 2,165,461. Quotes od 2019 p. 148, lvs pp. 39-40, ks 2019 ch. 12 par. 17, w24 Aug p. 24 par. 18, the 2022 jw.org FAQ and a JW brochure 'Jehovah’s Witnesses and Disfellowshipping'.

Nota de procedência e verificação for Supreme Court of Norway (Høyesterett), judgment HR-2026-1009-A (case no. 25-089326SIV-HRET), official English translation published 16 July 2026, The State (Ministry of Children and Families) v. Jehovah’s Witnesses; European Association of Jehovah’s Witnesses (intervener)

Nota de confiança. Official English translation PDF (https://www.domstol.no/globalassets/upload/hret/translated-rulings/2026/hr-2026-1009-a.pdf) downloaded and read; all quoted paragraphs confirmed. Norwegian original: https://www.domstol.no/globalassets/upload/hret/avgjorelser/2026/april/hr-2026-1009-a.pdf

Procedência da digitalização. Supreme Court of Norway, Communication Department translation (legal authenticity remains with the Norwegian text).

Consultado em. 19 de setembro de 2026 · Identificador da fonte. src-court-no-2026-0429-supreme-court

Publicação primária das Testemunhas de Jeová Verificado

The Watchtower, “If a Relative Is Disfellowshiped . . .”

15 de setembro de 1981 · pp.26-31 · par. 11, 13, 18-19, 22-26 · Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania

“Consequently, Christians related to such a disfellowshiped person living outside the home should strive to avoid needless association, even keeping business dealings to a minimum.”

Distinguishes relatives in the household (family ties remain, 'spiritual ties have been completely severed'; a disfellowshipped minor is still cared for and disciplined but parents 'would not conduct a Bible study directly with the child') from relatives outside it ('limited need to care for necessary family matters'); discusses weddings, gatherings and funerals.

Nota de procedência e verificação for The Watchtower, If a Relative Is Disfellowshiped . . .

Nota de confiança. Raw WOL HTML fetched; wording and page markers 26-31 confirmed.

Consultado em. 19 de setembro de 2026 · Identificador da fonte. src-w-1981-0915-if-a-relative-is-disfellowshiped

Publicação primária das Testemunhas de Jeová Verificado

The Watchtower (Study Edition), “Questions From Readers: Would it be appropriate for Christian parents to sit with a disfellowshipped child at congregation meetings?”

15 de agosto de 2013 · p.8 · Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania

“parents may even study the Bible with a disfellowshipped minor who continues to live with them ... it would seem reasonable that a disfellowshipped minor could also quietly sit with his parents.”

Confirms that disfellowshipped minors at home may be studied with and may sit with parents; for adult children not at home, sitting beside relatives is 'far different' from relatives who 'needlessly seek out his company'. Cites w81 9/15 pp. 29-30 and w88 11/15 pp. 19-20.

Nota de procedência e verificação for The Watchtower (Study Edition), Questions From Readers: Would it be appropriate for Christian parents to sit with a disfellowshipped child at congregation meetings?

Nota de confiança. Raw WOL HTML fetched; wording and page marker 8 confirmed.

Consultado em. 19 de setembro de 2026 · Identificador da fonte. src-w-2013-0815-qfr-seating

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