“Japanese Court Rulings Follow Public Opinion”

Tatsuki Nakayama on court rulings

Attorney highlights at Japanese conference how court rulings tend to align with public opinion

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Tokyo, 28th October 2024 – Published as an article in the Japanese newspaper Sekai Nippo. Republished with permission. Translated from Japanese. Original article

Shunsuke Uotani
Shunsuke Uotani. Photo: FOREF

Public Sentiment that “Dissolution is Unjust”

Symposium in Yamaguchi on Freedom of Religion

by the editorial department of Sekai Nippo

The “Symposium to Protect Freedom of Religion in Yamaguchi Prefecture” – hosted by the Yamaguchi Prefecture Peace Ambassador Council – which raised questions about the dissolution order request for the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification (formerly the Unification Church), was held on 27th October 2024, in Yamaguchi City. Shunsuke Uotani (魚谷俊輔), Secretary General of UPF Japan, and Attorney Tatsuki Nakayama (中山達樹) gave lectures, attracting an audience of approximately 300 people.

Tatsuki Nakayama on how teachings are for society
Attorney Tatsuki Nakayama. Photo: Sekai Nippo

Attorney Tatsuki Nakayama emphasized that “beauty does not distort, but correctness can.” He suggested that judges tend to choose rulings that align with public opinion, and encouraged attendees to help boost public sentiment that “dissolution is unjust.”

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Shinzo Abe delivering his video message 12th Sep. 2021 at Rally of Hope held in Gapyeong, South Korea. Photo: Screenshot from live transmission via PeaceLink
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Donald Trump delivering his video message 12th Sep. 2021 at Rally of Hope held in Gapyeong, South Korea. Photo: Screenshot from live transmission via PeaceLink

Uotani referred to an international conference organized by UPF in September 2021, where former U.S. President Donald Trump and former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (安倍晋三) sent video messages. He explained, “UPF is not a religious organization but a UN-affiliated NGO. The goals of UPF and former Prime Minister Abe’s political principles aligned, which is why he sent a video message.”

Additionally, local second-generation believers shared their personal experiences. A fourth-year male student at Yamaguchi University, who is involved in a community problem-solving project such as vegetable farming at the university, claimed that he was rejected by society due to his faith, stating,

“When people found out I was a second-generation member of the Family Federation, they cut ties with me.”

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Location of Yamaguchi. Illustration: Maximilian Dörrbecker (Chumhwa) / Wikimedia Commons. License: CC ASA 3.0 Unp

Featured image above: Attorney Tatsuki Nakayama (left) and Shunsuke Uotani, Secretary-General of UPF Japan, spoke at a symposium held in Yamaguchi City on the afternoon of 27th October 2024. Photo: Sekai Nippo

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