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Japanese Court Order Fulfilling Terrorist’s Wish

May 21, 2026

Japan’s Family Federation dissolution order risks rewarding terror: Religious liberty loses when courts govern by emotion and cross into religious judgment On 19th May 2026,

Vague New Law, Broad Powers: Concerns Mount

April 29, 2026

Politics of religion expert issues stark warning about vaguely worded “Religious Organization Dissolution Act” that would allow state to dismantle an organization and seize its

Scholar: “Unconstitutional, Invalid” Dissolution

April 19, 2026

Expert calls dissolution order against Family Federation “unconstitutional and invalid”, claiming it constitutes a serious human rights violation that threatens freedom of faith and association

Shocked Author: “Japan Ignores Basics of Justice”

March 26, 2026

Japanese author alarmed by lack of fairness in court ruling to dissolve Family federation as he finds glaring departure from the fundamentals of judicial process

Scholar Questions Secrecy in Dissolution Case

March 24, 2026

Japanese legal expert calls dissolution order legally void as he challenges the deliberately chosen secrecy of proceedings, calling it unconstitutional On 20th March 2026, Japanese

Japan: Court Accused of Using Speculation

March 14, 2026

Main attorney for persecuted religious minority accuses recent Tokyo High Court ruling of violating evidence-based adjudication, using speculation to justify dissolution order Tokyo, 13th March

Final Legal Avenue: Special Appeal Filed

March 13, 2026

Claim of religious freedom violation raised in Supreme Court appeal over dissolution as Family Federation believers pursue final avenue in the Japanese legal system The

Seishiro Sugihara on legal framework and constitution

Constitution: Dissolution Requires Public Trial

March 5, 2026

Legal expert says it is unconstitutional to hold closed proceedings in dissolution case against large religious minority Family Federation Tokyo, 5th March 2026 – Published

Court: Prosecutors’ Overreach in Politicized Case

January 29, 2026

How a Seoul court curtailed a high-profile investigation characterized by prosecutorial overreach into matters unrelated to the case In an article 29th January, the large

New S. Korean Laws Let State Police Religions

January 22, 2026

Current left-leaning Lee administration abandons religious neutrality pushing new legislation that gives the state powers to police and dissolve religious organizations “Let Us Uphold the

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Scholar Questions Secrecy in Dissolution Case

Japan: Court Accused of Using Speculation

Final Legal Avenue: Special Appeal Filed

Constitution: Dissolution Requires Public Trial

Court: Prosecutors’ Overreach in Politicized Case

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