
Media-Driven Hostility, Conformity, State Power
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 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

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

Public opinion warfare: Japanese author reveals how deliberate manipulation of narrative by activists assisted by the media and politicians created a climate of social exclusion

When lived faith brings change ‒ Why real-world religion easily becomes an issue, making some feel uneasy Modern discussions of religion often assume that faith

Engaging in a larger battle – Interview with former and current member brings up new ideas for way ahead after dissolution order verdict Tokyo, 19th

In interview Japanese scholar and author comments on the public image of the Family Federation, large donations, and building the Kingdom of Heaven Tokyo, 11th

Muslims in Japan censure media for stereotyping minorities, creating image that Islam is dangerous and associated with groups like al-Qaeda Tokyo, 28th November 2024 –

Christian leader points out that new laws in Japan let lawyers assist many to exploit the laws, pose as victim, and extort money from religious

Aiding terrorist: Asking the obvious at symposium: Is Japanese media sympathy for terrorist who shot Abe and harassment of minority religion due to communist influence?

Attorney highlights at Japanese conference how court rulings tend to align with public opinion Tokyo, 28th October 2024 – Published as an article in the



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