Sacred eroticism and artistic creation have always been structurally intertwined. The journey starts in India and leads to contemporary spiritual movements.
From the World
Hate Crimes Against the Jehovah’s Witnesses in Western Europe
When media spread intolerance, and authorities promote discrimination, violence is a logical consequence.
The Saga of AROPL: Syed Ali Akhbari, The Enforcer of the Narrative
A public agitator turns online polemics into real-world intimidation against a vulnerable minority.
The “Hungarian Model”—Novel Means of State Harassment Against Scientology in Hungary
Will the new government restore religious liberty and put an end to anti-Scientology bigotry and discrimination?
ECHR Upholds Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Right to Preach Door to Door
The Strasbourg Court condemns a municipal ban in Bulgaria and sets a demanding standard for State action affecting proselytization.
The OneTaste Verdict Criticized at the United Nations Human Rights Council
As the 62nd session opens in Geneva, a new statement warns that expanding the trafficking law to include psychological influence threatens freedom of belief.
Beyond the Noise: Observing Shincheonji in France. 4. When Suspicion Replaces Understanding
How media and private and governmental anti-cult institutions shaped and distorted the French debate on the movement.
“Intese”: Strasbourg Condemns Italy’s Forty-Year Exclusion of Jehovah’s Witnesses
The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Italy violated fundamental principles of equality and religious freedom.
The Drug‑Trafficking Theory in the Rudnev Case Falls Apart
Why the accusation that returned a Russian dissident to prison dissolves when examined through science rather than speculation
Beyond the Noise: Observing Shincheonji in France. 3. Charity in Action
How Shincheonji France extends its faith to society: from blood donation campaigns to cleaning streets and parks—and what it means.









