International
Religious Discrimination In South Korea: 30K Affected, Millions Lost
SOUTH KOREA – Religious freedom reportedly under threat in South Korea. This after a government decision led to the sudden cancellation of a major religious event, sparking global outrage.
SOUTH KOREA – Religious freedom reportedly under threat in South Korea. This after a government decision led to the sudden cancellation of a major religious event, sparking global outrage.
The “Religious Leaders Forum and Graduation ceremony” in Paju, was set to host 30,000 attendees from 57 countries, including over 1,000 religious leaders.
Despite assurances just days before, organizers say the Gyeonggi Tourism Organization abruptly withdrew the event’s venue, citing security concerns.
The association for Buddhist National Unification and Shincheonji Church of Jesus called it an unconstitutional act, alleging discrimination against their faith. The groups now appealing to other international bodies for support.
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