
Lawsuit Challenges Exposure of Religious Faith
Lawsuit by a Family Federation member highlights the risks of exposing religious affiliation amid growing public hostility Tokyo, 6th October 2026 – Published as an

Lawsuit by a Family Federation member highlights the risks of exposing religious affiliation amid growing public hostility Tokyo, 6th October 2026 – Published as an

What Voltaire’s defense of persecuted minorities 250 years ago can teach about religious freedom today Peter Zoehrer’s 1st October 2026 Substack essay, “The Pen Against

The dangerous regional precedent of turning the law into an instrument of state-sponsored religious persecution During an international Zoom conference hosted by the HJ International

New South Korean tax rules raise questions over overseas religious projects and funding that could affect organizations with international structure A recent change to South

Japan: A firsthand account of life inside a room turned into a prison – 12 years of confinement, pressure, and attempted coercive faith-breaking Part 3 of

Growing international outcry over sentencing of octogenarian Mother Han as it sparks religious freedom alarm over South Korea’s backsliding Tokyo, 14th September 2026 – Published

Pointing out the dangerous politics behind South Korea’s weaponization of justice, Introvigne concludes that Mother Han’s guilty verdict is a miscarriage of justice The recent

32 indicted at end of South Korean religion-politics probe: Religious leaders charged but not governing Democratic Party politicians A major South Korean investigation into alleged

Sensitive member data appears on the dark web: Names, addresses, families leaked in massive data theft affecting more than a million believers A report published

Witness credibility looms over 31st August verdict as defense claims prosecution case rests on unreliable testimony from its star witness As South Korea awaits a



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