The systematic lies and disreputable tactics of the lawyers who try to destroy the Unification Church/Family Federation in Japan.
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The Plot to Destroy the Unification Church in Japan. 3. Fraudulent Lawsuits
Several lawsuits promoted by the National Network of Lawyers were based on clearly fraudulent claims. Courts were biased, and they won some—but lost others.
The Plot to Destroy the Unification Church in Japan. 2. The Devious Tactics of the Anti-Cult Lawyers
The unethical strategies of the National Network of Lawyers Against Spiritual Sales created abusive lawsuits to harass and destroy the Unification Church.
The Plot to Destroy the Unification Church in Japan. 1. Why the Church Should Not Be Dissolved
The first in a series of articles by an award-winning Japanese journalist, who reveals who is behind the unreasonable and unjust request to dissolve the church.
Investigation Concluded: Twelve Tribes Not Responsible for 2021 Colorado’s Marshall Fire
It was easy to blame a “cult” for the most destructive fire in Colorado history. The official investigation has now concluded it was innocent.
Russia, Anti-Cultists Ask Authorities to Prohibit the Hindu Holi Festival of Colors
Putin’s new “State Policy for the Preservation and Strengthening of Traditional Russian Spiritual and Moral Values” is used to crack down on religious minorities.
Pakistan: Humoring Extremist Tehreek-e-Labbaik, Government Promises Harsher Punishment of Blasphemy
International institutions asked Pakistan to repeal the blasphemy laws. But the government now plans more anti-blasphemy repression rather than less.
Russian Anti-Cultist Revives an Old Lie: “Ukraine Trains Islamic State Terrorists”
A French senator said something similar in 2016. She had to apologize, claiming her words were misunderstood in an “indecent and miserable” way.
South Korea: Constitutional Court Found Mandatory Sunday Services in the Army Unconstitutional
The court stated that offering alternative Protestant, Buddhist, Catholic, or Won Buddhist services discriminates against other believers, and non-believers.
Legal Concept of “Extremist Material” Expanded in Russia
Courts will be allowed to consider “extremist” even documents or information not explicitly listed as such—and anything connected with “Fascism.”