
When Giving Becomes Grounds for Dissolution
Could other faiths be next? A human rights lawyer argues that voluntarily giving donations for religious and humanitarian work became grounds for dissolution When Japan’s

Could other faiths be next? A human rights lawyer argues that voluntarily giving donations for religious and humanitarian work became grounds for dissolution When Japan’s

When democratic South Korea seeks a much harsher sentence than Communism – a former East European political prisoner reflects on Mother Han trial by PhDr.

An irrational decision with dangerous consequences: Christian leader points out the fundamental contradictions of the dissolution order against the Family Federation Tokyo, 13th July 2026

From judge to inquisitor: By passing judgment on religious doctrine, Japan’s dissolution case crossed a long-observed legal boundary in the campaign to eradicate the Family

The shadow of discarded concepts of “brainwashing” and “mind control” can be seen in the government’s choice of advisors in the Family Federation dissolution case

Japan’s hasty Supreme Court verdict raises serious concerns about due process, judicial impartiality, and religious freedom Tokyo, 26th June 2026 – Published as an article

Shattered hope for judicial impartiality in decisive Supreme Court hearings as court rejects bid to remove justice with ties to hostile network of lawyers The

When settlements become evidence: A troubling legal shift in Japan and dangerous precedent for any religious community Published in Bitter Winter on 28th March 2026,

Appointment of supreme court judge with record of hostility toward Family Federation sparks outrage among young believers losing trust in the trial itself as “death

Supreme Court judge in Family Federation special appeal case has ties to anti-cult camp and has been one of their keynote speakers expressing extreme anti-religious



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