US EditionJapan: Dissolution of the Unification Church. The Duval Report. 5. Freedom of Religion or Belief
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Japan: Dissolution of the Unification Church. The Duval Report. 5. Freedom of Religion or Belief
The Tokyo District Court claimed its decision did not violate international and constitutional principles of religious liberty. It was wrong. by Patricia Duval Article 5 of 5. Read article 1, article 2, article 3, and article 4. Japan’s Family Federation attorney Norishige Kondo and President Tomihiro Tanaka listen to journalists’ questions at a press conference after the dissolution order. Screenshot. The Church had no chance of getting out of …
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