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When Giving Becomes Grounds for Dissolution

July 21, 2026

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

Constitution and contradictions of dissolution order

The Contradictions of the Dissolution Order

July 14, 2026

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

Charitable Rice Campaign for Vulnerable Groups

June 20, 2026

Charitable gifts become food aid in South Korea as Family Federation marks anniversary with rice donation drive aimed at citizens in need Segye Ilbo, a

Civil Lawsuits as Weapons Against Religion

May 25, 2026

To dissolve the Family Federation, Japan relied on hostile legal activism, civil lawsuits, the rebranding of donations as “spiritual sales”, and an abrupt reinterpretation of

When Believers See a Mother, Not a Manager

May 8, 2026

South Korean daily: “Serious mistake to evaluate finances of charismatic religious movement of Mother Han according to standards used for ordinary corporations or businesses” The

Massimo Introvigne on doctrinal interpretation

Hostile Interpretation of Belief in Tokyo Court

April 24, 2026

When courts misread faith: The problem of a court’s biased legal reasoning when its doctrinal interpretation is entirely based on sources hostile to the religious

Figures from Hostile Lawyers Hugely Inflated

February 24, 2026

When 86% of “consumer damage claims” doesn’t belong in statistics figures presented by activist lawyers’ group to authorities in dissolution case against Family Federation in

Turning Journalism into Moral Storytelling

January 19, 2026

Faith on trial in the court of public opinion after TV program criminalizing belief: The danger of turning investigative journalism into moral fiction The South

Continuation of Trial: Who Was Really in Charge?

January 14, 2026

Witnesses heard at 13th January continuation of trial at Seoul Central District Court over alleged political donations from religious organization The large South Korean daily

Faiths Caught in Expanding Political Crackdown

January 8, 2026

South Korea expands probe into alleged coordinated political collusion by faiths, targeting their claimed benchmarking of tactics The major South Korean daily Chosun Ilbo published

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The Contradictions of the Dissolution Order

Charitable Rice Campaign for Vulnerable Groups

Civil Lawsuits as Weapons Against Religion

When Believers See a Mother, Not a Manager

Hostile Interpretation of Belief in Tokyo Court

Figures from Hostile Lawyers Hugely Inflated

Turning Journalism into Moral Storytelling

Continuation of Trial: Who Was Really in Charge?

Faiths Caught in Expanding Political Crackdown

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