:strip_icc()/i.s3.glbimg.com/v1/AUTH_59edd422c0c84a879bd37670ae4f538a/internal_photos/bs/2022/n/P/2sdxBaSrqPmRT53FBNWA/livro-prf-2.jpg "The government distributes books in the PRF with a recommendation to read the Bible and disturbs the servers | Policy")
President’s government Jair Bolsonaro I decided to distribute in Federal Highway Police (PRF) Books with a recommendation for servers to read the Bible. To GloboNews, corporate employees reported unease with this situation, and assessed that the government should not confuse debt with work.
In a message sent to the servers, the PRF treated the book distribution as a “spiritual aid” for the two servers.
Upon contact, the Federal Highway Police stated that they had not lodged complaints with the ombudsman about the distribution of books (Read details below).
a Ministry of Justice The distribution to “universal health care for police officers” is justified by the pressures of activism. The volume endorsed measures to encourage religiosity in meetings and from the distribution of books to directors.
Globonews gained access to the government’s “religious project” documents. The orientation is to distribute books to all PRF state oversight bodies, and to recommend daily prayers.
Distribution of guidance to PRF employees – Photo: clone
As per government directives, the books are part of the worship project and carry “daily devotional messages”.
“Stimulate spirituality, contribute to the well-being and quality of life of the PRF server, and improve their performance in daily activities,” says an excerpt.
“We suggest collective use of the book in the work environment,” the document adds.
Agents have reported “embarrassment” to Globonews about the arrival of these books.
The message was sent to the PRF servers – Image: clone
To GloboNews, employees reported their discomfort with the presence of religiosity in the work environment, which is “unjustified” in rating these servers and could translate into a “violation of religious freedom”, as not all religions are covered.
Servers say, though the matter is “delicate” and “generates embarrassment” because the book’s distribution project, while not mandatory, “stimulates the exercise of faith in the work environment, two things that should not be mixed.”
GloboNews requested the Federal Highway Police to report no complaints registered to the agency’s Ombudsman about the project.
Regarding the fact that the project does not include other religions, PRF said that if there are servers interested in the activities, they should submit an application.
“The activities of religions that are not officially represented – not only those of African descent, but also Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims and others – may be carried out within the scope of the institution, at the request and justified claim of the respective servers, being the responsible servant responsible for the management of the PRF Church to make contacts with Religious ministers of the requesting sects,” the agency replied.
The PRF also informed that there was no spending of public money and that the project did not oblige anyone to participate.
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