Religious liberty is not only the freedom of believing or non-believing, but that of living one’s life according to one’s belief or non-belief. Yet, Japan curtails it. The case of the Family Federation.
Human Rights
Human Wrongs in the Tai Ji Men Case
Fabrication of a case, illegal arrests, arbitrary auction, and justice denied.
Commemorating 76 Years of Human Wrongs in Human Rights
Despite the solemn declarations, human rights are still systematically violated in many ways. The Tai Ji Men case is a blatant example of such violations.
UN Human Rights Committee: Jehovah’s Witnesses Brochures Teaching “Shunning” Should Not Be Banned
Russia had declared two publications “extremist.” The ban violates article 18 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the UN HRC said.
The Tai Ji Men Case and Human Rights: They Are All About Making Right What Is Wrong
The word “right” has a fascinating history dating back to the Neolithic and the Bronze Age. We can learn from it what went wrong with Tai Ji Men in Taiwan.
“What About My Rights?” Freedom of Religion or Belief, Human Rights, and the Tai Ji Men Case
Jack Donnelly’s theory of human rights may be used as a tool to evidence how Tai Ji Men was the victim of an extraordinary injustice.
Religious Freedom in Post-Authoritarian Taiwan. 1. Transitional Justice and Human Rights
Moving from Martial Law towards democracy, Taiwan was in need of transitional justice. Did it fully come?
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.