
The Rome Statute: Safeguarding Religious Freedom?
Can the Rome Statute help safeguard minority
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As you will soon notice, a large number of articles on our news pages are about Japan and South Korea. This is because our movement there currently faces an extraordinary situation with an unprecedented amount of persecution. As soon as the situation there stabilizes itself, we will resume giving you a more balanced news coverage, reflecting better the global nature of the Family Federation.

Can the Rome Statute help safeguard minority

From a Tokyo flat to a landmark

The dangerous regional precedent of turning the

Dr. Sang Hun Lee and Unification Thought:

Japan’s Family Federation dissolution order risks rewarding terror: Religious liberty

Dreamers, skeptics, and the future: Defending hope against cynicism in

Vote-winning strategy used in South Korean local election campaign brings

Post–Cold War rebirth of revolutionary ideology and the rise of

Seeking continuity, Japanese Unificationists pursue reorganization under new structures to

American faith leader speaks out against dangerous precedent-setting religious suppression

How alarmist narratives circulated uncritically by media for years led

Family Federation becomes the first religious organization in South Korea