Twelve voodoo spiritual leaders take an oath before the justice system in Pòtoprens
According to Le Quotidien 509, about twelve ougans and manbos appeared before Judge Bernard Saint-Vil at the Port-au-Prince Court of First Instance on October 1, 2026. This action follows the organization of baptisms, weddings, and funerals celebrated according to Vodou rites.
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The origin of the legal proceedings
The acts alleged against these practitioners reportedly stem from a prohibition measure dating back to April 4, 2003. The newspaper indicates that the summoning of these spiritual leaders by judicial authorities is reigniting discussions about the status of Vodou in the country.
Traditional rites and administrative procedures
The press outlet points out the need to distinguish between spiritual ceremonies and official registration. While religious acts accompany the major milestones of family life, only procedures carried out with the civil registry confer legal status on marriages, births, and deaths.
Reporting by Le Quotidien 509

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