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Conscience is at the center of Tai Ji Men’s educational project. It is a the core of hundred of international events the group has organized.

A short history of how a fabricated case hit and harassed a spiritual movement for more than twenty years.

A written statement at the UN Human Rights Council supports the proposal and reminds the international community that the Tai Ji Men case has not been solved yet.

A webinar featured scholars and human rights activists from different countries calling for truth, justice, and a solution of the case.

A week of initiatives allowed human rights scholars from different countries and continents to discuss religious liberty throughout the world and in Taiwan.

The martyred archbishop reminded the world that prophecy means telling the truth on the basis of one’s “undisturbed conscience,” and that most prophets are persecuted.

Practicing “Zero Discrimination” towards all, rivals and persecutors included, is what Tai Ji Men teaches and does.

On Zero Discrimination Day, scholars, human rights activists, and Tai Ji Men dizi discussed discrimination problems in Taiwan and internationally.

Other groups have been more successful than religious liberty advocates in fighting discrimination. This should change.