False Narratives Against Spiritual Minorities: A Comparison Between Japan and Taiwan
The fake news spread against the Unification Church after the assassination of Shinzo Abe in Japan are reminiscent of the campaigns against Tai Ji Men in Taiwan.
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Tai Ji Men as a Victim of Post-Truth
Tai Ji Men is guilt by innocence. Cleared from all accusations, it continues to be harassed by corrupt bureaucrats who live outside of reality.
Tai Ji Men Case: The Need for a Correct Information
On September 28, scholars and human rights activists discussed the role of fake news in the persecution of spiritual minorities and the Tai Ji Men case.
The Tai Ji Men Case at the UN Human Rights Council—Again
At the 51st session of the United Nations body, a written statement has been presented about the appeal of international scholars and human rights activists for a solution of the case.
A Permanent Christmas Truce for Tai Ji Men
As French journalist and historian Jacques Crétineau-Joly said, “Truth is the only charity allowed to history.” Tai Ji Men Shifu and dizi deserve it too.
Political Charity and the Tai Ji Men Case
Good politics is a form of charity. Tax persecution is its contrary, a manifestation of political malevolence.
Political Charity and Fiscal Malevolence: The Story of Populonia and the Tai Ji Men Case
The story of an Italian city that disappeared confirms that “the power to tax is the power to destroy.”
The Elephant in the Room: Taiwan and Corruption, An Incomplete Review
Experts examined Taiwan’s compliance with the United Nations Convention Against Corruption. While their report was interesting, it omitted tax corruption and its impact on human rights.
L’assassinat d’Abe. L’Église de l’Unification est victime de discours de haine et de discrimination
Après l’assassinat de l’ancien Premier ministre, les membres de l’Église de l’Unification reçoivent des menaces de mort et sont victimes d’intimidation au travail et à l’école.
