Jolene Chu and Ollimatti Peltonen, both researchers and members of the organization themselves, offer a short but well-crafted introduction.
Religious Liberty
Mother Han’s Case: The Persecution, the Lions, and the Little Man
Even worse than those who persecute churches and jail their innocent leaders in Korea are those who applaud the persecution.
CAP‑LC Brings the Christian Gospel Mission Case to the UN
When a streaming series becomes a tribunal, it is time for the international human rights community to take notice.
South Africa: The Return of the Would-Be Religious Police
The CRL Rights Commission, once rebuked for overreach, now stumbles into a new scandal as its “self‑regulation” project unravels.
How to Kill a Religion: South Korea’s Proposed “Church Dissolution Act”
The proposed legislation is a direct challenge to the ICCPR. It would allow the government to destroy the religions it perceived as politically hostile.
A Growing Religious Liberty Crisis in South Korea Denounced at the United Nations
Shincheonji and others under threat: CAP‑LC sounds the alarm on Korea’s slide toward religious repression.
日本：大著『国家の生贄』。3．真の証人と偽りの証人
不満を抱いた元信者による不確かな証言は、ほとんど検証されることなく受け入れられた。一方、忠実に信仰を守ってきた二世信者たちの証言は、完全に無視された。
Cuando el “rescate” se convierte en detención: la paradoja antitrata argentina vista desde dentro en el caso Rudnev
El caso del maestro espiritual ruso no es un hecho aislado. Refleja un mecanismo sistémico mediante el cual las políticas antitrata incorporan narrativas antisectas.
When “Rescue” Becomes Detention: Inside Argentina’s Anti-Trafficking Paradox in the Rudnev Case
The case of the Russian spiritual master is not isolated. It reflects a systemic mechanism where anti-trafficking policies incorporate anti-cult narratives.
日本：大著『国家の生贄』。2．脱会屋の影
反カルト弁護士とディプログラマーの協力関係を無視して、日本の統一教会問題を理解することはできない。