Unification Church appeals stripping of religious corporation status
- The Unification Church appealed a Tokyo District Court decision in Japan.
- The appeal followed the court's decision to strip the church of official recognition.
- The court cited the Unification Church's unjust donation-soliciting activities that caused unprecedented damage.
- Tokushige Kondo, a Church official, stated, "The order is not acceptable."
- The dissolution order could lead to the loss of tax-exempt status, though religious activities may continue.
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Unification Church appeals Japan court's decision to revoke legal status
The Unification Church said Monday it had appealed a Japanese court's decision to strip the sect of official recognition, in the wake of the assassination of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. The Tokyo District Court issued a dissolution order last month for the Japanese chapter of the Unification Church, saying…


Unification Church appeals Japan court’s order to revoke legal status after Abe assassination
TOKYO, April 7 — The Unification Church said today it had appealed a Japanese court’s decision to strip the sect of official recognition, in the wake of the assassination of ex-premier Shinzo Abe. The Tokyo District Court issued a dissolution order last month for the Japanese chapter of the Unification Church, saying it had caused “unprecedented damage” to society. The Church, which was founded in South Korea and is nicknamed the “Moonies” after…
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