The second part of the statement of an award-winning journalist requesting the competent Japanese Ministry not to dissolve the Unification Church.
Masumi Fukuda
“Do Not Dissolve the Unification Church!” 1. An Award-Winning Journalist Speaks Out
The first part of a written statement sent to Keiko Nagaoka, Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology.
Les fidèles de la deuxième génération de l’Église de l’Unification sont victimes de discrimination au Japon. 4. Punir les bénévoles
Même les membres de la Fédération des familles qui effectuent des activités bénévoles extrêmement utiles ont été harcelés sur la base de théories douteuses diffusées par des avocats antisectes.
Les fidèles de la deuxième génération de l’Église de l’Unification sont victimes de discrimination au Japon. 3. La calomnie des médias mène à la discrimination
À cause de la campagne médiatique qui a suivi l’assassinat d’Abe, certains jeunes croyants ont vu leurs offres d’emploi annulées, ont perdu leur travail ou ont divorcé de leur conjoint.
Second-Generation Unification Church Believers Discriminated in Japan. 4. Punishing Volunteers
Even those Family Federation members who perform valuable volunteer work have been harassed based on dubious theories spread by anti-cult lawyers.
Les fidèles de la deuxième génération de l’Église de l’Unification sont victimes de discrimination au Japon. 2. Une Agence des affaires culturelles partiale
Dans leurs rapports avec l’Agence, les fidèles de la deuxième génération de la Fédération des familles se sont sentis discriminés et humiliés.
Les fidèles de la deuxième génération de l’Église de l’Unification sont victimes de discrimination au Japon. 1. L’histoire de deux pétitions
Une journaliste d’investigation primée du magazine « Hanada » explique comment le gouvernement a favorisé les pétitionnaires hostiles à l’Église de l’Unification contre ceux qui la défendaient.
Second-Generation Unification Church Believers Discriminated in Japan. 3. Media Slander Leads to Discrimination
Because of the media campaign after the Abe assassination, some young believers had their job offers cancelled, lost their jobs, and were divorced by their spouses.
Second-Generation Unification Church Believers Discriminated in Japan. 2. A Biased Agency for Cultural Affairs
When dealing with the Agency, second-generation Family Federation believers felt discriminated and humiliated.
Second-Generation Unification Church Believers Discriminated in Japan. 1. A Tale of Two Petitions
An award-winning investigative journalist from the “Hanada” magazine explains how the government favored anti-Unification-Church petitioners against those who defended the church.
Masumi Fukuda
Masumi Fukuda was born in Yokohama in 1956. She graduated from the Department of Sociology of Rikkyo University. After working for a specialty magazine and a magazine production company, she became a freelance journalist. She has reported and written about crime, Russia, and other topics. Her books include “Stalin: A Portrait of His Family” (Bungei Shunju), “Russia, an Assassination State: In Search of a Missing Journalist” (Shinchosha), “The True Nature of Political Correctness” (Hojosha), and others. In 2007, she won the 6th Shincho DocumentaryAward for “Fabrication: The Truth About the ‘Murder Teacher’ in Fukuoka” (Shinchosha).