Moving from Martial Law towards democracy, Taiwan was in need of transitional justice. Did it fully come?
Human Rights
Marco Rubio: A Secretary of State Who Knows the Crimes of China
He has a courageous record of fighting the Chinese Communist Party with acts, not words only. Will he also renew Mike Pompeo’s vision of putting religious liberty at the top of human rights?
The Second Trump Administration and China: An Interview with Massimo Introvigne
Italian magazine “Il Sussidiario” interviewed “Bitter Winter” editor-in-chief on how U.S.-China relations may change with Trump. Here is an English translation.
Kraujo perpylimas ir Jehovos liudytojai. Kodėl Europos Žmogaus Teisių Teismas priėmė Ispanijai nepalankų sprendimą
Didžioji kolegija vienbalsiai nusprendė, kad veiksnus suaugęs pacientas turi teisę atsisakyti gydymo, taigi ir kraujo perpylimo.
エホバの証人と輸血：ヨーロッパ人権裁判所がスペインに不利な判決を下したのはなぜか
大法廷は全会一致で，判断能力のある成人患者は，輸血を含むいかなる医療行為も拒否する権利を有するとの判決を下す。
Transfuziile și Martorii lui Iehova: De ce Curtea Europeană a Drepturilor Omului a decis împotriva Spaniei
Marea Cameră a hotărât în unanimitate că un pacient adult capabil are dreptul de a refuza orice tratament medical, inclusiv transfuzia.
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.
Las Transfusiones Sanguíneas y los Testigos de Jehová: Por Qué el Tribunal Europeo de Derechos Humanos Condenó a España
La Gran Sala declaró por unanimidad que un paciente adulto competente tiene derecho a rechazar cualquier tratamiento médico, incluido la transfusión sanguínea.
Blood Transfusions and Jehovah’s Witnesses: Why the European Court of Human Rights Ruled Against Spain
The Grand Chamber unanimously ruled that a competent adult patient has the right to refuse any medical treatment, including blood transfusion.
Universal Peace Federation and Women’s Federation for World Peace Take Japan’s Religious Liberty Crisis to the United Nations
In Geneva, a special briefing and two oral statements at the UN Human Rights Council reminded the international community that what is happening is a serious threat to freedom of religion with global implications.