
Mother Han Verdict: Family Federation Responds
Family Federation challenges Mother Han verdict raising human rights concerns over treatment of octogenarian religious leader of frail health A statement 31st August 2026 by

Family Federation challenges Mother Han verdict raising human rights concerns over treatment of octogenarian religious leader of frail health A statement 31st August 2026 by

From judge to inquisitor: By passing judgment on religious doctrine, Japan’s dissolution case crossed a long-observed legal boundary in the campaign to eradicate the Family

Japan’s Family Federation dissolution ruling linked to broader history of distrust and long-standing suspicion of religions of foreign origins In a 25th June 2026 opinion

A contested Japanese Supreme Court ruling predicting future misconduct: Can a religious organization be dissolved for what it might do? Tokyo, 23rd June 2026 –

Seoul appeals court lengthens sentence in high-profile political influence case amid claims of retaliation against anyone believed to have supported sentenced president On 27th April

Tokyo High Court ruling 4th March: Dangerous Japanese democratic experiment to let civil liability be sufficient ground to dissolve large minority faith by court order

Japan creating large-scale human suffering, escalating discrimination, social ostracism, and vicious bullying for members of large religious minority after deeply troubling verdict in violation of

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

South Korean court hands prison term to former executive Yoon Yeong-ho in influence-peddling lobbying case Korea’s primary legal newspaper, The Law Times (법률신문), carried on



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