The City of Mobile, Alabama has spent half a million dollars since 2016 to prevent a small Buddhist Meditation Center from relocating to a quiet community. In 2015 the Mediation Center owner's were denied a planning commission approval to build two small religious facilities on their properly zoned seven acre property for the purpose of holding weekly meditation meetings. In May of 2016, the City of Mobile added injustice to discrimination by issuing a court order prohibiting the Mediation Center's director and family from holding meditation gatherings in their existing residential home on their private property. That's $500,000 in Mobile City Tax dollars. Two weeks ago on May 24th, 2019, United States District Judge for the Southern District of Alabama, Terry Moorer, upheld the City of Mobile's position of religious discrimination and injustice with his recent decision against the Meditation Center of Alabama and the Nimityongskul family. WE WHOLEHEARTEDLY DISAGREE WITH HIS DECISION.

Please show your support for the the religious rights of Mediation Center of Mobile as well as the private property rights of the Nimityongskul family by signing our petition. Our goal is 10,000 signatures!

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