Children whose parents are NRMs members are dealt with by anti-cult “counselors” in their schools.
Patricia Duval
Japan and the Unification Church: The Duval Report. 4. Enactment of New Laws
After the Abe assassination, statutes limiting the freedom of “controversial” religions to solicit donations further endangered religious liberty.
Japan and the Unification Church: The Duval Report. 3. Violation of Japan’s International Commitments
Japan keeps introducing limitations to religious liberty that are not compatible with United Nations covenants it has signed and ratified.
Japan and the Unification Church: The Duval Report. 2. Abe’s Assassination and Media Blitz
Anti-cultists and the media misinterpreted and manipulated the circumstances of the Abe assassination to attack the Unification Church.
Japan and the Unification Church: The Duval Report. 1. Organized Tort Cases
Creating multiple tort cases against the Unification Church was part of a strategy aimed at destroying the Church and violate international principles of religious liberty.
Japan: A Witch Hunt to Eradicate the Unification Church
The executive summary of a report submitted to various United Nations personalities and institutions, presented in Geneva on September 25, 2024.
日本：統一教会を根絶するための魔女狩り
2024年9月25日にジュネーブで発表された、国連のさまざまな人物や機関に提出された報告書の要約
Des fonds supplémentaires pour la MIVILUDES : une mauvaise idée
La mission gouvernementale de lutte antisectes que son ancien membre, le sociologue Olivier Bobineau, a qualifiée de « police des esprits » va recevoir un budget annuel d’un million d’euros.
More Money to MIVILUDES: The French “Mind Police” Is Back
The governmental anti-cult mission that his former member, sociologist Olivier Bobineau, denounced as a “police des esprits” will receive € 1 million per year.
Patricia Duval
Patricia Duval is an attorney and a member of the Paris Bar. She has a Master in Public Law from La Sorbonne University, and specializes in international human rights law. She has defended the rights of minorities of religion or belief in domestic and international fora, and before international institutions such as the European Court of Human Rights, the Council of Europe, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the European Union, and the United Nations. She has also published numerous scholarly articles on freedom of religion or belief.