
1.28 Million Members’ Data Reportedly Leaked
Sensitive member data appears on the dark web: Names, addresses, families leaked in massive data theft affecting more than a million believers A report published

Sensitive member data appears on the dark web: Names, addresses, families leaked in massive data theft affecting more than a million believers A report published

Building bridges where others saw walls: When religious rivals sat down together demonstrating the power of dialogue Continued from part 1: Building Bridges Across Korea’s

Judging a Religious Legacy by the Lives It Shaped: The story of Choi Won-bok applying ideals from Unificationism to education Continued from part 1: Scholar’s

Measuring a religion by its people: The educational legacy of Choi Won-bok and the amazing life journey she chose in impoverished post-war South Korea When

Understanding the Japanese dissolution decision: The Supreme Court’s recognition of the continued existence of the religious organization even though it lost its corporation status Tokyo,

When allegations become headlines: New South Korean false information law raises questions about new standards for reporting and balancing press freedom and accuracy when writing

Why religious freedom in democracies depends on state neutrality: Recognition becoming preference easily gives rise to an unofficial religious hierarchy and discrimination On 1st July

50 years since milestone event that made headlines and brought Father Moon to national attention as he spoke to 50,000 at Yankee Stadium On 1st

Distinguishing faith from extremism: Academic separates mainstream Islam from violent radicalism using “Abel and Cain” Framework Published on 8th May on the website of the international

Remarks on detained and persecuted Mother Han by televangelist Paula White, adviser to President Donald Trump, draw attention in South Korean religious media An article by



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