Cases on the Regulation of Religious Organisations

Decisions on whether the state may dissolve or regulate religious bodies, the dissolution of the Unification Church in Japan and the Taiwanese Tai Ji Men tax case. A case belongs here when its cited article describes it as a dispute between the state and a religious or spiritual organisation over registration, tax or dissolution. It excludes the general administrative law decisions. Both cases are from East Asia and both turn on the state's authority over a religious body, which is why they stand apart from the group of general administrative law cases.