Can the Rome Statute help safeguard minority faiths against disproportionate state restrictions? A speech by Hans Noot, Associate Director of Human Rights Without Frontiers, delivered
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
How media conformity helped transform activist-generated public hostility into state action against a large religious minority See part 1 of this two-part series: When Public
How Japan’s public narrative after Abe’s assassination shaped the path from controversy to the dissolution of a minority faith See part 2 of this two-part
Fujisawa Family Church returns to its members as they may now gather again at their dear place of worship they feared lost Tokyo, 11th September
From criminal prosecution to possible dissolution, Gingrich warns that the state’s trial against Hak Ja Han is part of a broader war against religious freedom
“We have to turn this around even if it takes 10 or 20 years”: Japanese second-generation leader speaks out Tokyo, 14th August 2026 – Published
Japan’s religious double standard under scrutiny as Buddhist priest warns of dangerous precedent for all faiths set by today’s dissolution of the Family Federation Continued
Japanese author issues warning that the FFWPU dissolution Is about far more than religion, as it raises constitutional concerns and threatens the rule of law
Survey after Japanese dissolution and church closures finds nearly 90% of believers report psychological distress Tokyo, 13th August 2026 – Published as an article in
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