Legal mistakes not only created injustice but also caused unnecessary costs and unfavorable economic consequences for both Tai Ji Men and Taiwan’s society.
Testimonies Global
The Tai Ji Men Case in Taiwan. 1. Introduction
Tai Ji Men’s positive contribution to the international image of Taiwan has been highly significant. Yet, it has continued to be harassed through ill-founded tax bills.
MISA: A Call to the Georgian Authorities for the Release of Mihai and Adina Stoian
Eleven scholars and human right activists ask Georgia to resist the long arm of French anti-cult repression and free the two MISA leaders.
The Religious Liberty Crisis in Japan and the Anti-Cult Movement: The Vienna Videos
FOREF (Forum for Religious Freedom Europe) organized on October 4 an Info Evening on the Japanese witch hunt following the Abe assassination. Here are the videos.
“Religious Persecution Is the New Pandemic”: An Interview with Knox Thames
In a powerful new book, the American scholar and former diplomat offers innovative solutions for the global freedom of religion crisis.
The Bordeaux Videos: Spotlight on the Unification Church and Japan’s Religious Liberty Crisis
At the CESNUR 2024 conference, scholars, attorneys, and members of the church presented papers and testimonies. Videos are now available (with Japanese subtitles).
Belarus, Conservative Anti-Putin Orthodox Group Raided
Persecuted in Russia, devotees of the “Russian Orthodox Church – Tsarist Empire” may now be banned in Belarus too.
Falun Gong Practitioners Arrested as “U.S. Agents” in the Russian Republic of Mordovia
Arrests were carried out earlier this month, following previous raids in Moscow and Krasnodar.
Uganda vs Religious Liberty: An Interview with Scott Morgan
Using as a pretext the “fasting sect” incident in Kenya, with French and Japanese influences, several African countries are cracking down on religious minorities. Now, it’s Uganda.
Japan, Leading Magazine Exposes the Conspiracy Against a School with Unification Church Connections in Senegal
The influential “Weekly Shincho” revealed the political reasons of what it called a “crude and childish” attempt to appease the Communist Party.