
Some Religions Are Welcome in Politics, Some Not
Religion, politics, and the question of fair standards: Engagement is not corruption ‒ defending legitimate church-state dialogue On 26th December, the South Korean daily Segye

Religion, politics, and the question of fair standards: Engagement is not corruption ‒ defending legitimate church-state dialogue On 26th December, the South Korean daily Segye

Amid South Korea’s political polarization, media and authorities often view Mother Han through partisan lenses, despite her public mission extending far beyond politics The South

Closing cemeteries owned or run by large religious minority becomes big issue of blatant state interference in religious matters Tokyo, 22nd May 2025 – Published

Conflict between the secular and the sacred amidst fierce persecution brings up the question of the relationship between personal salvation and contributions to society Tokyo,



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