Freedom of Religion and Belief
SOUTH KOREA: Silencing the churches: why Korea’s new rhetoric threatens democratic freedom In his New Year’s message, President Lee promised to “root out” religious involvement in politics, targeting the Unification Church, Shincheonji, and conservative Protestant...
Freedom of Religion and Belief
UK Shincheonji Church: Separating the wheat from the chaff about their evangelism A research paper of Human Rights Without Frontiers about a religious movement of foreign origin targeted by hate speech in some British media By Willy Fautré and Hans Noot, director and...
Freedom of Religion and Belief
CZECHIA: When the media and the entertainment industry slander religion The press, movies, and TV dramas can be strong allies of truth. They can also turn away from it, distracting the public through spectacle and display. by Marco Respinti, Journalist (*) *Full...
Freedom of Religion and Belief
SOUTH KOREA: Arrest of Mother Han, 82-year old leader of the Unification Church “The legal grounds for the arrest were absent. The charges are implausible and politically motivated. This is not a corruption case—it’s a purge,” Dr Massimo Introvigne says in...
Freedom of Religion and Belief, Uncategorized
SOUTH KOREA: The attempted assassination of a faith I came to Korea not to observe only but to stand. The assault on the Family Federation should be called for what it is: religious persecution by Massimo Introvigne Bitter Winter (20.09.2025) – Let us speak...
