From day one Dr. Hak-ja Han’s message has been consistent: She gave NO orders for the #UnificationChurch to violate the Political Funds Act. But, like Candace Owens and all the other conspiracy theorists surrounding the death of #CharlieKirk , the prosecution keeps point to only one witness: Yun Young-ho, who ADMITTED to VIOLATING the same law!!! ALL OTHER WITNESS who testified she did NOTHING are being ignored!! #ReleaseTheMotherOfPeace
Read her message in court: https://t.co/uTGoGcIQZf
#ReleaseTheMotherOfPeace
South Korea's joint investigation unit into political-religious collusion has cleared Family Federation leader Dr. Hak Ja Han of bribery and political funds law violations.
The reason: statutes of limitations had expired, or evidence was insufficient to proceed.
The charges alleged that Dr. Han had provided funds to sitting and former National Assembly members.
That allegation has now fully collapsed.
The investigators also cleared the politicians on the receiving end of those same allegations: Democratic Party Rep. Jeon Jae-su on bribery charges, and former Reps. Im Jong-seong and Kim Gyu-hwan on political funds law violations.
When both the alleged giver and the alleged recipients are cleared, the entire theory of the case falls apart.
The joint unit was established specifically to investigate political-religious collusion.
It was stood up under an administration that has also pursued the Family Federation's dissolution in South Korea and supported legislative targeting of religious organizations.
The unit says separate investigations will continue, including alleged use of Family Federation organizational funds for illegal political donations.
That distinction matters.
The bribery headline that drove this investigation produced nothing.
What continues are secondary probes, with a new stated target alongside the Family Federation: Shincheonji, accused of forced party membership and tax evasion.
An investigation built around a specific allegation cleared every named party.
The question now is whether what follows resembles law enforcement or sustained institutional pressure.
Source: https://t.co/p4nBVc4Sre
BREAKING: Korea’s Special Commission DECLINED TO INDICT Dr. Han and others in the “religion–politics collusion” case.
This is not an acquittal from the current trial. It simply means there is no further indictment at this point. Either the evidence wasn’t sufficient, or the statute of limitations had passed. But the investigation is not closed.
What stands out is the timing. One of the central figures, Jeon Jae-soo, is now running for mayor under the Democratic Party. This clearly benefits him ahead of the June elections.
More importantly, it at least appears to show that the narrative around this case has always been stronger than the evidence IMO. But... more inquiry is needed.
#ReleaseTheMotherOfPeace #GodsDreamOneFamily
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The international press isn't covering this.
Dr. Jan Figel, the European Union's former Special Envoy for Religious Freedom, has formally nominated Dr. Hak Ja Han of the Family Federation for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize — while she sits in a South Korean detention cell.
His nomination cites six grounds: thousands of interfaith peace ambassadors deployed globally, Korean reunification summits, the Sunhak Peace Prize, UN ECOSOC consultative status, a proposed DMZ International Peace Park, and cultural diplomacy through the Little Angels Troop.
Figel wrote that many international observers regard her detention as politically motivated, aimed at silencing her global peace work.
US Vice President JD Vance also raised her case directly with South Korea's Prime Minister in official bilateral talks.
When an EU diplomat files a Nobel nomination and a sitting US Vice President flags a detention in official talks, the story is bigger than one courtroom.
What does it take for a story this significant to reach the headlines?
This is the 83 year old Great Grandmother known as the Mother of Peace, who leads with love and respect and gratitude:
"I crossed the Pacific and stepped onto American soil. Speaking in the eight largest cities of the US, I announced that the era of women was near and what it means for men, women and God. On the first day, the people of Washington, DC, thanked me deeply. They had thought of me only as “the wife of Rev. Sun Myung Moon from Korea,” but now their perception changed. I was now, “Hak Ja Han, who represents us, and represents the aspirations and value of all women.” I planted in their hearts the seeds of female leadership that is necessary to complete the salvation of the world."
"Mother of Peace" Dr Hak Ja Han Moon
https://t.co/Ja0xvVXnqU
#GodsTrueLove #ReleaseTheMotherOfPeace #GodsDreamOneFamily #ReligiousFreedom
Forgive. Love. Unite. 🌍💙
Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon reminds us that peace grows when we choose gratitude, break down walls with forgiveness, & move hearts through love.
#UPF#OneFamilyUnderGod#peacebuilding
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To understand the dissolution of the Family Federation in Japan, you need to know about the kidnapping and forced confinement cases.
Pastors of the United Church of Christ in Japan were involved in abducting and confining Family Federation members to force them to leave their faith.
They spoke about this during their own worship services.
Confinement was the first step in a coordinated process:
- Left-wing lawyers referred families to specialist pastors
- Believers were held until they renounced their faith
- Release required filing a civil lawsuit against the Church
- Those lawsuits became the state's evidence
Behind the scheme was the National Network of Lawyers Against Spiritual Sales, founded by attorneys with close ties to left-wing political parties.
According to submissions by legal researcher Patricia Duval to the UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion, at a 1991 meeting, network lawyers and pastors publicly declared a shared goal: eliminate the Family Federation by accumulating civil damages cases.
Lawyers pushed former members to sue the Church as proof of their apostasy.
Japan's government then used those civil judgments as the basis to file for dissolution.
The evidence base is lawsuits filed by people who had no choice but to file them to get out.
Sources:
Bitter Winter / Patricia Duval - "The Duval Report. 1. Organized Tort Cases" - September 26, 2024
https://t.co/3crl3fQyYb
Bitter Winter - "Japan: Lawyers, Deprogramming...Executive Summary" - June 21, 2025
https://t.co/i7O2H5dO5v
Dr. Hak Ja Han, Co-Founder of the Universal Peace Federation, cited in a public 2026 Nobel Peace Prize nomination for her decades of work in peacebuilding, interfaith dialogue, humanitarian service, and international cooperation. See https://t.co/gqQgqKXMnh #Peacebuilding#UPF
The greatest peacemakers are rarely recognized in their lifetimes.
Founded in the loving memory of her husband by Dr. Hak Ja Han, the Sunhak Peace Prize exists to recognize selfless peace leaders - thereby lighting a beacon of hope for those yearning for peace.
Recognizing leaders from all nations and backgrounds, the Sunhak Peace Prize aims to create a comprehensive and future-oriented vision for peace.
“The world’s leading peace awards focus on solving the problems of the present generation. Yet we must solve the problems of the present in a way that is integrated with a practical vision for a happy future”
— Dr. Hak Ja Han
#Sunhakpeaceprize #GodsDreamOneFamily
#ReleaseTheMotherOfPeace
#ReligiousFreedom #Nobelpeaceprize
BREAKING: Holy Mother Han nominated for Nobel Peace Prize.
One who has inspired and helped so many, is understood by so many, and yet mistreated by her own country.
One day the Korean people will be proud of her too, so it would be wise to not bring more shame on themselves in the meantime.
#GodsDreamOneFamily
Nobel Peace Prize Nomination Submitted for Dr. Hak Ja Han
Dr. Jan Figel @janfigel, former EU Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief, has formally nominated Dr. Hak Ja Han of the Family Federation (FFWPU) for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize.
In his nomination letter, Figel cited the following achievements:
1. Interfaith cooperation: Appointed thousands of Peace Ambassadors worldwide to bridge religious divides
2. Korean Peninsula peace: Organized Rally of Hope summits promoting peaceful reunification
3. Humanitarian recognition: Established the Sunhak Peace Prize, honoring global peace advocates
4. UN engagement: UPF and WFWP hold comprehensive consultative status with the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
5. 38th Parallel Peace Initiative: A proposal to build an international peace park in the DMZ, aligned with Nobel's vision of abolishing armed conflict
6. Cultural diplomacy: Deployed the Little Angels performing arts troupe to carry peace messages worldwide
On Dr. Han's ongoing detention, Figel stated that many international observers regard it as politically motivated and intended to obstruct her global peace work.
He noted that U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance @JDVance raised her case directly with the South Korean Prime Minister during official talks, a sign that her detention has become a matter of urgent international concern.
Source: https://t.co/B3A29L2nta