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Bitter Winter

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One of Chen Zhen’s Fu Dao installations. From Twitter.

06/06/2023 Massimo Introvigne

Chen Zhen’s “Fu Dao,” the Environment, and Tai Ji Men

The masterpiece of a contemporary Chinese artist tells us a tale that is relevant for promoting a safe environment and reflecting on the Tai Ji Men case.

Volunteers protesting for tax reform and the solution of the Tai Ji Men case in Taiwan, May 20, 2023.

06/03/2023 Robin Liang

How Repression of Religious Freedom Affects Social Justice: The Tai Ji Men Case in Taiwan

An overview of the long-lasting case and some comments based on the author’s peculiar experience as a firefighter.

Tai Ji Men performance. Photo by Peter Zoehrer.

06/02/2023 Judith Chiu

Tai Ji Men’s Work for Peace, Conscience, and Human Rights

Tai Ji Men offers traditional Chinese wisdom and promotes peace, love, and conscience. It also fights for human rights, including FoRB and tax justice.

Yi Chan (center, with yellow slippers) with friends and supporters at the Eluanbi Lighthouse.

06/01/2023 Massimo Introvigne

Tax Reform Volunteer Walks Around Taiwan for Love and Justice

Yi Chan walked for thirteen days witnessing for tax and legal reform and arrived in Kaohsiung on May 20, the day of love.

Napoleon’s troops retreating from Russia in 1812, in a painting by Illarion Pryanishnikov (1840–1894) inspired by Tolstoy’s “War and Peace.” Credits.

05/29/2023 Massimo Introvigne

“War and Peace” and the Tai Ji Men Case

Falsified by Stalin and now Putin, Tolstoy’s thought was that war is senseless but injustice remains intolerable and should be resisted through non-violent means.

The symbol of the Roerich Pact. Credits.

05/27/2023 Karolina Maria Hess

Spirituality, World Peace, and Tai Ji Men: The Long Road of Transcultural Dialogue

Since the 19th century, Theosophy and other spiritual organizations have promoted universal brotherhood. So does today Tai Ji Men.

Tai Ji Men protests in Taiwan.

05/26/2023 Marco Respinti

Peace for Tai Ji Men Means Peace for All Taiwan

Peace is the most important expression of human sociality, and always goes hand in hand with justice. Peace in Taiwan needs a solution of the Tai Ji Men case.

The poster of the webinar.

05/25/2023 Daniela Bovolenta

Living Together in Peace and the Tai Ji Men Case

On U.N. International Day of Living Together in Peace, scholars and human rights activists called for acknowledging injustice and restoring justice for Tai Ji Men.

Poster for the World Press Freedom Day. From Twitter.

05/24/2023 Peter Zoehrer

Freedom of the Press and Religious Liberty: Two Sides of The Same Coin

How Article 19 and Article 18 (UDHR) are connected, and why journalists and faith communities need each other

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