Incomplete Justice in Taiwan and the Tai Ji Men Case
While we celebrate the anniversary of the Supreme Court decision of 2007, we should also ask why it failed to achieve its full effects.
A magazine on religious liberty and human rights
Maria Vardé graduated in Anthropological Sciences at the University of Buenos Aires and has written and lectured on archeology, spirituality, and freedom of religion or belief.
While we celebrate the anniversary of the Supreme Court decision of 2007, we should also ask why it failed to achieve its full effects.
Argentina and Taiwan share a tragic past. Both have not totally dealt with its legacy.
The Tai Ji Men case confirms that women tend to suffer more when freedom of religion or belief is denied. There are similar cases in Argentina.
El fiscal Hou en Taiwán y los fiscales de PROTEX en Argentina son ejemplos notables de cómo se hace un mal uso de las leyes para perseguir a grupos espirituales.
Prosecutor Hou in Taiwan and the PROTEX prosecutors in Argentina are egregious examples of how laws are misused to persecute spiritual groups.
Prosecutors who attacked groups stigmatized as “cults” and slandered them through the media have even active in several countries. Their wrongdoings need to be exposed.
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