韓国において教会を迫害し、無実の指導者を投獄する者たち以上に酷いのは、その迫害を拍手喝采する人々の存在である。
South Korea
宗教をいかにして消滅させるか：韓国で提案された「宗教団体解散法」
この法案は、自由権規約に対する正面からの挑戦である。政府が政治的に敵対関係にあるとみなした宗教を、破壊することができるようになるからである。
韓国で深刻化する宗教の自由の危機が国連で非難される 新天地などが脅威に直面：CAP-LCが、韓国が宗教弾圧に転じていることへ警鐘を鳴らす。
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