by admin_HRWF | Dec 23, 2021 | Human Rights in the World
Japan carries out first death row executions since 2019 Euronews (21.12.2021) – https://bit.ly/32eF3vC – Japan executed three death row inmates on Tuesday, applying the death penalty for the first time since December 2019. “Three death row inmates...
by admin_HRWF | Mar 22, 2021 | Human Rights in the World
by Jun Kaneko (Japanese original) The Mainichi (16.03.2021) – https://bit.ly/31cQSxT – The controversial draft revision to the Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Act is set for deliberation in the current Diet session. One point of...
by admin_HRWF | Jan 26, 2021 | Freedom of Religion and Belief
An ex-member sued to get her donations back, saying she was “psychologically manipulated,” and won. The Church is appealing, claiming religious discrimination. By Willy Fautré Bitter Winter (26.01.2021) –https://bit.ly/2KUZ15S -The Unification Church (UC, aka Family...
by admin_HRWF | Dec 29, 2020 | Freedom of Religion and Belief
Victorious in court: Mr. and Mrs. Seo Japanese judges confirm that kidnapping and detaining believers for the purpose of coercively “de-converting” them is a crime. By Willy Fautré, Human Rights Without Frontiers Bitter Winter Int’l (29.12.2020) –...
