UN HRC 61 written Statement: Digital Witch Hunt Against Christian Gospel Mission (Providence)

UN HRC 61 written Statement: Digital Witch Hunt Against Christian Gospel Mission (Providence)

CAP LC’s UN statement denounces the severe persecution of Christian Gospel Mission members in South Korea and Taiwan. Sparked by commercial documentaries, this “digital witch hunt” utilizes guilt by association to incite harassment, job loss, and educational discrimination. The organization urges investigations into these institutional failures and calls for regulating media platforms to protect freedom of religion and prevent hate-fueled human rights violations.

From Stigmatization to Violence: A Public Health Approach to Media-Driven Persecution

From Stigmatization to Violence: A Public Health Approach to Media-Driven Persecution

CAP Liberté de Conscience (CAP LC) addressed the UN Human Rights Council (HRC 61) on the dangerous link between sensationalist media and violence against religious minorities. Applying the WHO’s “Public Health Approach to Violence Prevention,” we highlighted how media stigmatization acts as a precursor to physical attacks. Citing the “digital witch-hunt” against the Christian Gospel Mission and a recent hammer assault in Taiwan, we called for a UN expert group to monitor media bias and protect believers from persecution fueled by online hate.

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