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February 6, 2026 | Seoul, Republic of Korea Happy TV News Exclusive: 140th Global Open Letter & In-Depth Journalistic Investigation – A Plea for Justice and Peace
To Her Holiness Dr. Hak Ja Han, the Revered Mother of Peace; His Excellency President Lee Jae-myung; Honorable Members of the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea; Esteemed Citizens of Korea; and Fellow Global Citizens Among 8 Billion United in the Pursuit of Enduring Harmony:
From the dedicated investigative team at Happy TV News, in collaboration with champions of the Global Peace Building Network (GPBNet) and the True Love Revolution, we present this pressing, fact-based exposé. Drawing from the latest South Korean court rulings, mainstream reports from outlets like The Washington Times, Reuters, Yonhap, Chosun Ilbo, and JTBC, as well as real-time insights as of February 6, 2026, this report unveils the grave plight of an 83-year-old pioneer whose decades of selfless service to peace stands in stark opposition to her current unwarranted imprisonment.
Dr. Hak Ja Han, globally honored as the Mother of Peace and co-founder of the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification (FFWPU), continues to languish in pretrial detention in South Korea. Detained since September 22, 2025, on unsubstantiated accusations—which she and her advocates vehemently reject as rooted in prosecutorial excess and political agendas—she has now endured 137 days of confinement. Recent disclosures affirm her ongoing isolation in a cramped 6-square-meter cell at the Seoul Detention Center, with her trial dragging on without resolution.
This week alone, South Korean media has amplified alarms over escalating probes into religious organizations like the FFWPU, featuring coordinated efforts by prosecutors and police into claimed political entanglements and threats to dissolve entities labeled "detrimental to society." Yet, judicial pushback is evident: On January 28, 2026, the Seoul Central District Court dismissed portions of charges against former FFWPU director Yoon Young-ho, deeming the special prosecutor's probe beyond its legal bounds. This mirrors a January 22, 2026, ruling quashing bribery allegations against a public official for similar oversteps. Courts stressed that "high public interest does not warrant unbounded investigative expansion," highlighting breaches of proportionality—a principle flagrantly ignored in Dr. Han's ordeal through unwarranted scope creep that tramples constitutional safeguards.
South Korea's Constitution enshrines core protections that seem flagrantly disregarded here:
- Article 20 affirms freedom of religion, barring state meddling in faith matters absent compelling justification—yet probes target religious operations without due cause.
- Article 12 guarantees due process, shielding against arbitrary arrest and ensuring swift, equitable trials—violated by prolonged detention sans conviction.
- Article 11 demands legal equality, prohibiting bias—contravened by selective scrutiny of religious figures.
- Article 21 safeguards expression and assembly freedoms—undermined by stifling advocacy for Dr. Han.
Her legal defenders— a formidable 14-member team comprising former prosecutors and judges—assert that prosecutors have overstepped, leaning on unverified co-conspirator claims lacking independent proof, while dismissing humanitarian pleas. This pattern echoes recent judicial rebukes in politically tinged cases, including those tied to former First Lady Kim Keon-hee's lawyers, who have demonstrated prosecutorial mandate excesses.
Dr. Han's deteriorating health heightens the crisis. At 83, she battles advanced macular degeneration leading to near-total blindness, acute glaucoma, diabetes, atrial fibrillation with elevated cardiac threats, significant weight loss, and compromised leg cartilage, compelling her to crawl for essentials. She suffered three falls in January 2026 (on the 5th, 15th, and 23rd) while navigating to the bathroom, resulting in hip and pelvis agony. A fleeting medical reprieve in November 2025 permitted urgent eye surgery, but prosecutors rejected recovery extensions, insisting her state was "not grave enough" for delay—prioritizing protocol over humanity. On January 27, 2026, she collapsed again in a court restroom, missing a session, underscoring the peril of continued incarceration.
Over 65 years of unwavering commitment (from co-founding the movement in the 1950s alongside Rev. Sun Myung Moon), Dr. Han has uplifted Korea and the world. Born in war-torn North Korea, she bolstered postwar revival through anti-communist mobilizations (e.g., 1975 rallies drawing 1.2 million for national cohesion amid Cold War perils), economic boosts supporting giants like Samsung and Hyundai (fueling Korea's economic surge), and diplomatic overtures (1991 dialogue with Kim Il-sung fostering unification; 1990 with Gorbachev mitigating tensions). She launched the Women's Federation for World Peace (1992, reaching 157 nations) and the Universal Peace Federation (2005, active in over 200 countries), advancing interfaith unity, family ethics, and reconciliation. Her ethos of fairness and peace resonated with leaders across eras, including aiding President Lee Jae-myung's rise through shared ideals of equity—yet, ironically, his administration sustains her detention without a court verdict, a betrayal demanding redress.
Internationally, more than 130 armed conflicts ravage over 100 nations (spanning Ukraine, Sudan, Myanmar, and the Sahel), displacing millions and edging the Doomsday Clock toward doom.
Dr. Han's "One Family Under God" doctrine and True Love ethos provide a ethical blueprint to convert strife into solidarity. Logically, her release is pivotal: As a maternal spiritual guide, she can spearhead the 2026 Global Ceasefire Movement, sanctifying the planet and halting wars. Without her, division festers; with her freedom, collective action—rooted in forgiveness and service—can eradicate conflict. What holds us back? If her vision rings true, daily inaction fuels agony. Every person must rise: Her liberation alone can holify Earth, ensuring ALL WARS CEASE in 2026.
Immediate Call to Action – Practical, Empowering Steps for Every Korean and Global Citizen:
- Protest Peacefully Today: Per Korea's Assembly and Demonstration Act, alert authorities 48–72 hours in advance for assemblies at Gwanghwamun Square, Seoul City Hall, or regional venues. Organize or join nonviolent rallies with banners celebrating her legacy, emulating Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr.
- Amplify Her Impact: Dispatch press releases to media (Yonhap, Reuters, JTBC) recounting personal tales of how the Mother of Peace supported communities. Dominate social media round-the-clock with #ReleaseTheMotherOfPeace #AllWarsCease2026 #TrueLoveRevolution #OneFamilyUnderGod.
- Petition Powerholders: Leverage e-government platforms (epeople.go.kr, assembly.go.kr) to urge compassionate bail, medical relief, and exoneration. Direct appeals to President Lee Jae-myung, all National Assembly members, and Korean leaders—insist on constitutional fidelity.
- Daily Peace Practices via GPBNet True Love Revolution: Embrace forgiveness, nurture family bonds, and engage in interfaith outreach. Contribute online and offline for worldwide ripple effects—transform sorrow into steadfast, empowering deeds.
We extend profound apologies for this egregious wrong and the anguish imposed on an elder who has devoted her life to humankind's unity. Representing fervent supporters, including GPBNet and True Love Revolution allies, we deliver this urgent open letter and probe: Uphold reverence for elders, religious liberty, and justice—secure her immediate release. United, we can mend this rift and spark eternal peace.
With utmost reverence and optimism, Nicolae Cirpala President, GPBNet | Happy TV News Representative
#ReleaseTheMotherOfPeace #AllWarsCease2026
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