Absurdly, the court decided that among the grounds for dissolution also settlements, statements, and even hypothetical cases where no claims exist should be considered.
Massimo Introvigne
Ascesa e caduta della politica cinese del figlio unico. 4. Effetti collaterali
La politica del figlio unico ha arrecato gravi danni alla società e all’economia cinesi. Ora è stata abolita ufficialmente, ma i danni continueranno per decenni.
The Rise and Fall of China’s One-Child Policy. 4. Collateral Damage
The policy had catastrophic negative effects. Now it has been officially abolished, but damages will continue for decades.
Unification Church Dissolution in Japan: An In-Depth Analysis of a Wrong Decision. 2. Civil Torts and “Public Welfare”
Reversing decades of case law, the decision stated that, in absence of criminal convictions, civil cases and deviation from social norms are enough to dissolve.
Ascesa e caduta della politica cinese del figlio unico. 3. Ma ha funzionato?
L’affermazione che la legge “ha impedito 400 milioni di nascite” è considerata falsa da tutti gli studiosi accademici.
The Rise and Fall of China’s One-Child Policy. 3. Did It Work?
The claim that the policy “prevented 400 million births” has been unanimously rejected by scholars as false.
Unification Church Dissolution in Japan: An In-Depth Analysis of a Wrong Decision. 1. “Spiritual Sales” and Criminal Cases
Although the decision does mention criminal verdicts against Church members (not the Church itself), they were not part of the argument for the dissolution.
Ascesa e caduta della politica cinese del figlio unico. 2. Da “più tardi, più a lungo, di meno” al figlio unico.
Prima che la normativa sul figlio unico fosse promulgata nel 1979, un brutale controllo delle nascite forzato era già stato introdotto dal 1970.
World Citizenship Day, Transitional Justice, and the Tai Ji Men Case
The celebration is an opportunity to honor the leaders of the Association of World Citizens and ask the government of Taiwan to effectively implement transitional justice.
The Rise and Fall of China’s One-Child Policy. 2. From “Later, Longer, and Fewer” to “One Child”
Poster of 1975 (“before” the one child policy was enacted) promoting the birth control campaign. Source: chineseposters.net.









