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Toru Goto locked up in Tokyo flat for 12 years

12 Years Locked Up in Flat, Justice at Last

October 9, 2026

From a Tokyo flat to a landmark court victory, Toru Goto vows that the fight against coercive faith-breaking is not over Part 8 (final) of

Echo in 2026 from religious persecution in 1955

Mother Han’s Case Echoing a 1955 Religious Trial

October 7, 2026

The echo of Sun Myung Moon’s acquittal in the authoritarian South Korea of 1955 raises questions about religious freedom and due process today The detention

Lawsuit Challenges Exposure of Religious Faith

October 6, 2026

Lawsuit by a Family Federation member highlights the risks of exposing religious affiliation amid growing public hostility Tokyo, 6th October 2026 – Published as an

Haruhisa Nakagawa and Eitaro Ogawa on believers abducted

Abducted for Their Faith: Japan’s Untold Story

October 3, 2026

An overlooked human rights issue: The long-silenced voices of thousands of Japanese believers abducted and subjected to coercive faith-breaking while held in prolonged confinement An

Toru Goto and Takashi Miyamura in room turned prison

Inside the Room Where They Tried to Break Faith

September 22, 2026

Japan: A firsthand account of life inside a room turned into a prison – 12 years of confinement, pressure, and attempted coercive faith-breaking Part 3 of

Start of 12 years of confinement for Toru Goto

Escaped from 1st Confinement, But Abducted Again

September 20, 2026

His first confinement ended with a daring escape; four years later, his family guided by professional faith-breakers abducted him again and began a more than

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

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

Masaki Nakamasa and Fumihiro Kato on desperate hunt

Lawyers Desperately Hunt for Japanese “Victims”

September 11, 2026

Few claims; activist network of lawyers mobilizes Japan’s main governing body for lawyers in desperate nationwide hunt for more “victims” Tokyo, 30th August 2026 –

State's faith war from prosecution to dissolution

State’s Faith War: Prosecution to Dissolution

September 8, 2026

From criminal prosecution to possible dissolution, Gingrich warns that the state’s trial against Hak Ja Han is part of a broader war against religious freedom

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Latest From witch hunt

12 Years Locked Up in Flat, Justice at Last

Mother Han’s Case Echoing a 1955 Religious Trial

Abducted for Their Faith: Japan’s Untold Story

Inside the Room Where They Tried to Break Faith

Escaped from 1st Confinement, But Abducted Again

Mother Han: Guilty Without Proof?

Lawyers Desperately Hunt for Japanese “Victims”

State’s Faith War: Prosecution to Dissolution

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