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Voltaire’s Warning for Japan and South Korea

October 5, 2026

What Voltaire’s defense of persecuted minorities 250 years ago can teach about religious freedom today Peter Zoehrer’s 1st October 2026 Substack essay, “The Pen Against

Michael Jenkins, Sam Brownback, Massimo Introvigne om weaponizing the law

States Weaponizing the Law in War on Faiths

October 1, 2026

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

Medical leave for Hak Ja Han, here August 31, 2026

Longer Medical Leave Before 1st Appeal Hearing

September 30, 2026

Medical leave extended for Mother Han as the Seoul High Court prepares to hear her appeal and bail request on 13th October South Korean media

No Charges Over Family Federation Probe Delay

September 29, 2026

No charges against South Korean special prosecutors after CIO finds insufficient evidence that investigators deliberately delayed or concealed the case The South Korean Corruption Investigation

Tax Rules Put Overseas Religious Work at Risk

September 25, 2026

New South Korean tax rules raise questions over overseas religious projects and funding that could affect organizations with international structure A recent change to South

Seeking bail Hak Ja Han on August 31, 2026

Mother Han Seeking Bail and Release Extension

September 23, 2026

Seeking bail while her lawyers request continued medical release beyond the 30th September deadline The legal position of Hak Ja Han (한학자) – also called

Media-Driven Hostility, Conformity, State Power

September 17, 2026

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

Tsutomu Nishioka and Eitaro Ogawa on public narrative

When Public Narrative Becomes State Action

September 15, 2026

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

Burns, Brownback, Lantos Swett and international outcry

International Outcry Over Hak Ja Han (83) Verdict

September 14, 2026

Growing international outcry over sentencing of octogenarian Mother Han as it sparks religious freedom alarm over South Korea’s backsliding Tokyo, 14th September 2026 – Published

Dr. Massimo Introvigne on guilty without proof

Mother Han: Guilty Without Proof?

September 13, 2026

Pointing out the dangerous politics behind South Korea’s weaponization of justice, Introvigne concludes that Mother Han’s guilty verdict is a miscarriage of justice The recent

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Latest From state persecution

Voltaire’s Warning for Japan and South Korea

States Weaponizing the Law in War on Faiths

Longer Medical Leave Before 1st Appeal Hearing

No Charges Over Family Federation Probe Delay

Tax Rules Put Overseas Religious Work at Risk

Mother Han Seeking Bail and Release Extension

Media-Driven Hostility, Conformity, State Power

International Outcry Over Hak Ja Han (83) Verdict

Mother Han: Guilty Without Proof?

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