UN Human Rights Council Hears Concerns Over Detention of Shincheonji Leader Lee Man-hee
The case of Chairman Lee Man-hee before the Human Rights Council On 18 September 2026, CAP Freedom of Conscience delivered an oral statement during the
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3,000 Pastors Worldwide: “South Korea’s Religious Freedom in Crisis… Stop the Taxation of Mission Donations, the Push for a Religious Corporation Dissolution Bill, and the Detention of Religious Leaders”
3,000 Pastors Worldwide: “South Korea’s Religious Freedom in Crisis… Stop the Taxation of Mission Donations, the Push for a Religious Corporation Dissolution Bill, and the
Detention of a 95-Year-Old Religious Leader Damages Korea’s Reputation: European Scholars of Religion Call for the Release of Chairman Lee Man-hee
Concerns Raised at European Academy of Religion’s International Conference Held in Rome—Strong Appeals Over Violation of International Law European scholars of religion are making strong
UN SG Guterres Calls for End to Fossil Fuel Dependence, Launches Global Methane Action Plan at London Climate Action Week
By Kabuye Ronald The United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres delivered a stark warning on Tuesday that the world is confronting a “Tale of Two Crises”
Notisboard Launches Major Update to Simplify Expert Consultations and Strengthen User Trust
By Hannah Marion Namukasa Micro-productivity and professional consultation platform Notisboard has launched a significant software update designed to enhance user experience, strengthen platform security, and
UN Launches US$15.8 Million Emergency Appeal to Support Uganda’s Ebola Response
By Kabuye Ronald The United Nations in Uganda, together with humanitarian partners, has launched an emergency appeal for US$15.8 million to strengthen the country’s response
The Joint Investigation Headquarters Must Conduct a Joint Inquiry by Cross-Referencing Party Membership Lists
Politicians and certain media outlets must stop exploiting Shincheonji Church of Jesus for political contention. The Joint Investigation Headquarters must conduct an impartial investigation. Shincheonji
International Scrutiny Intensifies as Trump and Democracy Groups Voice Concern
International concern has continued to mount. In August 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump said he had heard reports that the South Korean government was conducting
Youth Living with Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Decry Stigma Ahead of Commemoration Day
By Kabuye Ronald Children and youth living with Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus (SBH) are decrying the stigma and discrimination they face, not only from the
NIRA Launches Mass ID Renewal for Ugandans in the Diaspora
By Robert Segawa The National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) has announced plans to commence mass registration of Ugandan citizens living abroad for the renewal