
Mother Han’s Case Echoing a 1955 Religious Trial
The echo of Sun Myung Moon’s acquittal in the authoritarian South Korea of 1955 raises questions about religious freedom and due process today The detention

The echo of Sun Myung Moon’s acquittal in the authoritarian South Korea of 1955 raises questions about religious freedom and due process today The detention

An overlooked human rights issue: The long-silenced voices of thousands of Japanese believers abducted and subjected to coercive faith-breaking while held in prolonged confinement An

How the BBC’s coverage of the Family Federation exposes the toxic weaponization of pejorative terms and biased narratives in mainstream coverage of minority religions On

Special prosecutors expand South Korean inquiry into police information leak as new Family Federation witness is called South Korea’s Second Comprehensive Special Prosecutor Team, an

Persecuted religious movements become political weapons in heated leadership race of governing Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) As South Korea’s governing Democratic Party prepares to

Japanese journalist and fact-checker reveals the anatomy of activist-generated news coverage fueling political action that led to the dissolution of the Family federation in Japan

Fact-checker reveals how media framing turned Japan’s Family Federation into scapegoat during the national tragedy of the 2022 Abe assassination In the aftermath of the

How the politics of reframing Abe’s assassination created a modern-day witch hunt leading to the dissolution of the Family Federation in Japan Tokyo, 8th July

Ill-boding public comments on religious freedom and faith minorities by South Korean Minister of Justice promising strict punishment for “heretics” The relationship between religion and

Investigative journalist exposes the hidden political agenda behind decades long smear campaign against the Family Federation and how the media created a villain Part 3 of



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