Head of Japan's Unification Church vows to fight loss of legal protections | South China Morning Post

The head of the Unification Church in Japan has vowed to fight a court order revoking the organisation’s legal protections. Tomihiro Tanaka, the Japanese president of the group, now known as the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification, said the court’s order was an attack on religious freedom. The March 25…

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