Reported about 1 year ago
At the 7th annual European Religious Association meeting, Tai Ji Men disciples were invited to address the issue of religious freedom in the Tai Ji Men case. With over 3,000 speakers and experts attending, discussions focused on the unresolved rights case in Taiwan involving Tai Ji Men, after the recent elections. International human rights experts urged the new president to resolve the case and address systemic issues in Taiwan's tax system, emphasizing the need for fair tax policies and respecting religious freedom. Scholars pointed out the importance of transparent tax management and accountability to prevent societal polarization and mistrust, learning from the Tai Ji Men case to shape more effective and equitable tax policies.
Source: YAHOO