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Shenyang Youth Fellowship: Five Christian Leaders Arrested for “Cult-Like” Activity

Increasingly, Protestant house churches in China are arbitrarily labeled “xie jiao” and shut down by the authorities. by Zou Luli Brother Wang Xiangchao and his family. From X via Chinese Human Rights Defenders. In a deeply unsettling development for China’s underground Christian community, five core members of the Shenyang Youth Fellowship (sometimes referred to in English as Shenyang Celtic Christian Fellowship) in Shenyang, Liaoning province…China · China Read Article

An Italian Anti-Cult Organization Was Ordered to Pay €35,000 for Defaming the Soka Gakkai.

The Court of Florence has established the fundamental principle that calling a religious movement a "sect" constitutes defamation per se. By Massimo Introvigne The headquarters of the Italian branch of the Soka Gakkai in Rome. On June 16, 2025, the Court of Florence, in a ruling whose reasons have now been published, ordered the Italian Association of Victims of Cults (AIVS), one of Italy's leading anti-cult organizations, and its two leaders to…China · China Read Article

Dissolution of Religious Corporations in Japan: Constitutional Issues 4. Violation of International and Domestic Fair Trial Provisions

The dissolution process for religious corporations is conducted in private, making it particularly unfair to the religions accused. By Setsu Kobayashi This is the fourth of five articles. See articles 1, 2, and 3. Note: Parenthetical references from the original Japanese text have been left intact. Read the original article in English.China · China Read Article

Freedom of Religion or Belief, the General Comment No. 22, and Taiwan

The “cornerstone of interpretation” of the ICCPR provisions on FoRB is a document that Taiwanese authorities should also respect. by Massimo Introvigne* *A paper presented at the forum “Silence No More: Taiwan and the World in a Human Rights Relay,” Taipei, July 14, 2025. The United Nations Human Rights Committee in session in the 1990s. AI elaboration based on UN posters. The United Nations’ Two Covenants establish freedom of religion or belief…China · China Read Article

Pakistan, Chicken as Evidence: Ahmadi Jailed and Denied Bail for Feeding the Poor

The surreal and ridiculous case of Munawar Ahmad illustrates the escalating persecution of Ahmadis. by A. Sahara Alexander Chicken biryani in its pot. The “lawful” persecution of Ahmadi Muslims in Pakistan is a daily tragedy—one that grows steadily in both intensity and absurdity. Some cases are so outrageous that they verge on the ridiculous. One may serve as a telling example. In Pakistan, a man was arrested for distributing free food to the p…China · China Read Article

“Crippled from the Top”: Why Chinese Authoritarianism Is Bad for the Economy Too

In a new book, renowned historian Wu Si debunks the myth that the CCP’s totalitarianism hinders human rights but promotes economic growth. by Hu Zimo The new book, “Crippled from the Top” and its author, Wu Si. From X. We often hear that the CCP’s totalitarian regime is evil for human rights but good for the economy. The fact is, it is not suitable for the economy either. Its flaws are emerging and will become evident in the following years or d…Human Rights · China Read Article

Freedom of Religion or Belief: The Cornerstone of the UN Human Rights Covenants

Those who drafted the human rights treaties regarded FoRB as essential to their integrity—something Taiwan cannot ignore. by Rosita Šorytė Review meeting of Taiwan’s second report under the Two Covenants. From X. Next year, in 2026, the United Nations will solemnly celebrate the 60th anniversary of the signing of the two Human Rights Covenants in 1966 and the 50th anniversary of their entry into force in 1976, upon receiving the required number …United Nations · Germany See the Story

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