US EditionJapan: Legal Issues in the Unification Church’s Dissolution Verdict. 2. Religious Liberty
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Japan: Legal Issues in the Unification Church’s Dissolution Verdict. 2. Religious Liberty
Unconvincingly, the court stated that the verdict did not violate freedom of religion or belief. It also applied the new law on donations retroactively. by Nobuya Fukumoto Article 2 of 4. Read article 1. President Tomihiro Tanaka of Japan’s Family Federation at a press conference after the dissolution decision. In the first article of this series, I mentioned three recommendations from the United Nations, asking Japan not to limit human rights o…
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