Press Release for Immediate Global Broadcast and Maximum Distribution
December 13, 2025 | Seoul, Republic of Korea
To Her Sacred Holiness, Holy Mother Hak Ja Han Moon – The Eternal Only Begotten Daughter, Divine Embodiment of True Love, and Guiding Light for Humanity's Salvation.
To His Excellency President Lee Jae-myung – Steward of Korea's Future, Called to Embrace Justice, Repentance, and Transformative Renewal.
To the Enduring People of the Republic of Korea – United Across North and South in Shared Heritage and Aspiration – and to Our 8.1 Billion Fellow Global Citizens: Awakened Sons and Daughters of the Heavenly Parent, Destined to Build the Cheon Il Guk Kingdom of Eternal Peace and Unity.
In the shadowed halls of Seoul's detention center, a global tide of remorse and resolve rises like a dawn breaking through the night. President Lee Jae-myung, the honorable citizens of the Republic of Korea, and our fellow global citizens, we extend our profoundest apologies for the grave injustice inflicted upon you, Holy Mother Han – the 83-year-old visionary, devoted great-grandmother, and unparalleled architect of harmony who has spent over six decades quelling conflicts, healing divided societies, and lifting humanity from the ruins of discord and despair.
Detained on September 22, 2025, under fabricated allegations – charges that crumble under scrutiny as selective prosecution – you have endured over 82 days in a cramped, windowless 70-square-foot cell at the Seoul Detention Center, the oldest pre-trial detainee in modern history, robbed of basic dignity despite your full cooperation with investigators. This is no administrative error; it is a blemish on Korea's democratic legacy, a brazen assault on religious freedoms enshrined in the nation's Constitution, and a peril to the global tapestry of faith and human rights.
President Lee, in this defining hour of national soul-searching, we implore you to free the Mother of Peace – reclaim your integrity, liberate Korea's spirit, and invite the world to witness genuine
redemption. Your own past brushes with legal scrutiny, where detention was evaded, highlight the stark hypocrisy: why impose such torment on an elderly paragon of benevolence, who poses no threat, while entrenched corruption often escapes unpunished? Releasing her would not only end this self-inflicted crisis but propel Korea toward prosperity, mending alliances strained by economic fallout potentially exceeding $150 billion in U.S. partnerships and plummeting approval ratings now hovering at 54.9% amid impeachment whispers. Persecute no longer; in doing so, you wound Korea's heart. Free Holy Mother Han, release yourself from this burden, emancipate the Korean people, and honor the Mother of Peace who has sacrificed endlessly for all.
A Divine Proclamation Resonating Through Adversity: Holy Mother Han's Unyielding Light
Your poignant courtroom testimony on December 1, 2025 – as chronicled by Reuters, Yonhap News, and Family Federation archives – echoes like a celestial call, piercing the veil of oppression: "Even after passing the age of eighty, I have lived with the dream of attending the Creator, our Heavenly Parent, here on earth. Therefore, the Creator’s dream—according to the Principle of Creation—was that He wished to live on earth as the True Parents, embracing His children. Because I know this, I have devoted my entire life of eighty years to fulfilling that dream. I made a firm resolution that I must build a palace where the Creator could dwell. And so I invested myself completely in that mission. I have had no interest in the politics of this nation—my entire life. Instead, I have educated people while praying for world peace, for one human family, and for all people who attend Heavenly Parent to become True Families, receive Heavenly Parent’s love, and ultimately go to Heaven. For this reason, political leaders, religious leaders, and scholars around the world know me as the Mother of Peace, as Holy Mother Han... I am not the kind of person that the special prosecutor describes! I have absolutely no fear before Heaven—rather, I love Heaven! ... I earnestly ask that, if given the opportunity in the midst of this unfortunate incident, you come to Gapyeong and see for yourselves."
This resolute declaration dovetails seamlessly with your transformative April 15, 2025, proclamation from the Family Federation archives, affirming your sacred role as the Only Begotten Daughter – parallel to Jesus as the Only Begotten Son – as humanity's sole conduit to immediate salvation: "This world will now gradually be set in order under Your dominion, and a world of one family of humankind attending the Heavenly Parent with true love will surely unfold." Through God's Divine Principles and The Epic History of the Chosen Han People of Korea, you cultivate a Universal Brotherhood Democracy – the foundational ethos of the U.S. Constitution's ideals of equality, liberty, and governance by the people, echoed in nearly every nation's charter worldwide. Now in the 13th year of Cheon Il Guk's establishment, you summon every soul – from humble individuals to presidents – to step into the Ultimate Peace Kingdom, realizing prophecies such as Isaiah 2:4 ("They shall beat their swords into plowshares") and Revelation 21:4 ("He will wipe every tear from their eyes").
These timeless truths interlace with today's urgent headlines: Reuters' December 1, 2025, exposé unmasks the trial's partisan bias, targeting conservatives while overlooking bipartisan entanglements. The Hankyoreh's December 8, 2025, critique brands it a "fire, ready, aim" fiasco, chasing accusations sans proof. France 24 and Yonhap illuminate your Universal Peace Federation (UPF) summits, rallying millions for Korean reunification – a divine blueprint now imperiled by political gamesmanship. Holy Mother, your heart – God's very heart – extends mercy even to persecutors, as you declared on September 23, 2025: "Don't worry about me. Pray for Heavenly Parent's will... I love you." Your aching separation from children and grandchildren only amplifies this infinite maternal grace amid tribulation.
We, the 8.1 billion humans, repent as erstwhile "sons of vipers," ascending as authentic children of God, ceasing wars, corruption, infidelity, and theft. We pledge to the True Love Revolution – everyday deeds of peace-building, commencing today, to inaugurate a New Ultimate Era of Harmony and Unity.
A Fragile Vitality Under Assault: Imperative Appeals for Humane Action
Your precarious health mandates swift intervention. As detailed by Reuters on November 4, 2025, and Yonhap on December 1, 2025, post-heart surgery on October 24, 2025, you were callously returned to confinement despite pleas – with dark circles etching your eyes, skin arid and fissured, face flushed in enduring pain, lips tinged blue from atrial fibrillation, glaucoma, and diabetes. You've lost over 10 pounds in mere weeks, subsisting on painkillers in a lightless cell, mobility faltering and vision fading. A compelled prison vaccination exacerbated your frailty, according to Chosun Ilbo's November 7, 2025, filings. A fleeting release from November 4-7 for urgent eye surgery was denied extension – despite zero flight risk – flouting Korean protections. This defies the Constitution's Article 20(1) on religious liberty, Article 12(1) barring arbitrary detention, the Welfare of Senior Citizens Act's Article 39-2 for elder safeguards, and Criminal Procedure Act Articles 93 and 95 prohibiting holds absent evidence tampering. Globally, it violates UN covenants and Mandela Rules, constituting "religiocide" – the systematic dismantling of faith.
Despite full compliance with probes, you were brutally incarcerated without warrant or logic, your cooperation met with force – a stark violation amid your yearning for family. Your heart, God's heart, seeks to redeem every soul, even tormentors.
A Legacy of Metamorphosis: Six Decades Uplifting Korea and Humanity
From the 1954 inception of the Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity (now FFWPU) amid Korea's postwar devastation, you and Rev. Sun Myung Moon transmuted anguish into destiny. Anti-communist mobilizations in the 1960s-70s rallied 1.2 million, bolstering democracy against North Korean threats and fueling economic surges – propelling Korea's GDP from $1.5 billion in 1960 to $1.7 trillion today, bolstered by church-supported ventures for conglomerates like Samsung. Annually, you crisscrossed Korea's metropolises, rural enclaves, and campuses, empowering women through Divine Principles seminars, fortifying families against erosion, and igniting youth with true love ideals – educating millions worldwide since the 1960s, from Sun Moon University to transnational interfaith dialogues.
Your diplomatic imprint spans over 350 heads of state across 157 nations: North Korea's Kim Il-sung in 1991, sowing reunification seeds; Mikhail Gorbachev in 1990, thawing Cold War frost; Donald Trump, who praised your "unwavering peace crusade" in 2019; and UK monarchs via the Little Angels Children's Folk Ballet you founded in 1962, enchanting Queen Elizabeth II and commemorating Korean War heroes in 40+ countries. China's Xinhua News Agency, reporting on your 2018-2023 peace tours, commended your "harmonious cross-cultural messages of true love," quietly bridging divides. Thousands of luminaries – presidents to pastors, imams, monks, rabbis, bishops, apostles, archbishops, cardinals, and papal confidants – have flourished from your reconciliation forums as FFWPU helm.
| Initiative | Launch Year | Impact on Korea & the World |
|---|
| Little Angels Children's Folk Ballet | 1962 | Cultural ambassadors in 40+ nations; elevated Korea's image, forging ties with U.S. presidents and European royalty. |
| Women's Federation for World Peace (WFWP) | 1992 | Empowered millions from poverty; yearly Korean tours advanced women's roles, family resilience, and youth upliftment; UN speeches propelled gender parity. |
| Universal Peace Federation (UPF) | 2005 | Convened millions for Korean unity; UN and parliamentary addresses reconciled faiths and leaders; 2025 Seoul gathering championed religious freedoms. |
| Youth & Divine Principles Education | 1960s–Present | Molded millions of Korean and global youth; equipped thousands of leaders, including presidents, via interfaith peace assemblies. |
| Peace Road & Diplomatic Missions | 1960s–2025 | Engaged 350+ leaders; China tours acclaimed for harmony promotion; economic aid accelerated Korea's miracle ascent. |
As FFWPU leader, you spearhead worldwide interfaith initiatives, from UPF summits drawing millions for Korean unification to addresses at the UN and parliaments nurturing global accord. Your vision unites religions, politicians, and leaders in a head-wing ethos transcending left-right schisms, rooted in robust families, human dignity, public accountability, reconciliation, and boundary-spanning peace.
Exposing the Persecution: A Contrived Onslaught on Faith
Court disclosures reveal a disturbing chronicle: On July 18, 2025, 1,000 riot-geared officers stormed Gapyeong's hallowed sites – not for equity, but spectacle, as AsiaToday op-eds decried. Your near-solitary confinement post-surgery amplified health perils, breaching elder rights. Prosecutors' tenuous case pivots on one prejudiced insider's conjectures, absent direct commands from you or verified quid pro quo – the judge even probed the law's relevance to faith groups, per Hankyoreh's December 8, 2025, analysis. Yun Young-ho's testimony, concealed in memos, ensnares ruling-party figures in akin contributions – yet inquiries assail only foes, unveiling biased enforcement. President Lee's December 2, 2025, Cabinet edict to emulate Japan's Unification Church dissolution revives colonial shadows, lambasted by Korea Times as "religious oppression rhetoric" during your trial. This is no adjudication; it's a politicized purge, spilling to unrelated faiths like Yoido Full Gospel and Far East Broadcasting on July 18, corroding liberties for all devotees. As Pastor Mark Burns proclaimed in November rallies: "It’s not just about your freedom of religion; it’s about your right to be free."
It is imperative Korea confront genuine threats to its destiny, not an elderly faith pioneer who has harmed none. This saga embodies the Korean proverb "fire, ready, aim" – rash pursuit without reflection. From inception, the inquiry was prejudiced, aggressive, and leak-riddled, evolving into overt religious persecution. The July 18 raid mimicked a siege, not a probe; your solitary confinement defied humane standards; evidence rests on supposition; selective prosecution shields allies; the special prosecutor's oversights demand review; and President Lee's statements preempted justice. This endangers every faith community – if one succumbs, all teeter. Korea, as Asia's vanguard of religious freedom, must pivot to inspire humanity.
They pulled the wrong thread, and the curtain fell. What began as a targeted scandal has unraveled into a broader revelation: political engagements once framed as one-sided misconduct spanned both major parties, involving identical events and figures. This is now public record from Seoul Central District Court proceedings, KBS News coverage of cross-party allegations, and Hankyoreh analyses of prosecutorial overreach. The Unification movement's longstanding "head-wing" philosophy – transcending partisan divides through shared moral tenets like family strength, dignity, responsibility, reconciliation, and peace – explains these bipartisan ties, not criminality. Yet the case clings to a defunct narrative, prosecuting selectively while the evidence exposes inconsistencies: "No justice system can operate on two opposing interpretations of identical conduct," as Rev. and Mrs. Moon (Dr. Hak Ja Han) wisely noted.
Holy Mother Han stands far removed from scrutinized operations. If the actions are legal, no liability exists; if illegal, enforcement must be uniform – not weaponized for political gain. As Yonhap and Korea Times editorials warn, persisting with a collapsed theory erodes public trust. Who benefits from the outdated storyline? Those craving control over complexity. By fixating on the church, deeper political machinations evade scrutiny – a tactic masquerading as reform but serving risk management. Christian leaders from diverse denominations echo this in press conferences, decrying dissolution as unconstitutional and collective punishment as unlawful. On World Human Rights Day, December 10, 2025, Korean Christian groups convened an emergency press conference at the National Assembly, denouncing President Lee's Cabinet remarks on religious dissolution as a perversion of church-state separation: "Religious dissolution is the dissolution of democracy." "Religion is not subject to national permission. Faith is not subject to regime management," proclaimed Pastor Shim Ha-bo.
This resembles not a corruption probe but a veiled political battle, with the church as scapegoat while ulterior aims lurk beneath. Holding an 82-year-old peace icon amid this exposes a system's tolerance for narrative over truth. The testimony didn't unmask the church; it revealed the chasm between told tales and reality. When a government presses a faltering case, the query shifts from accountability to power's boundaries. Sources include court records, KBS, Hankyoreh, Segye Ilbo, Yonhap, Korea Times, government statements, religious responses, and medical assessments like Dr. Samia Burton's October 22, 2025, opinion on cardiovascular risks.
A Planetary Awakening: Repentance Ignites Determination
November 2025 ignited a worldwide surge: Over 2,000 youth converged at Seoul City Hall on November 2 for the "One Heart Peace Rally," with performances and vigils chanting for religious freedom. On November 13, more than 50 interfaith leaders – Christians, Muslims, Buddhists, and Confucians – staged a Gwanghwamun press conference, invoking Article 20 and condemning "unjust pressure on the Mother of Peace's lifelong values," as UPF reported. Nightly prayers attract thousands at the detention center – Korean pastors from varied sects, internationals from 200 nations – while global vigils blaze: Times Square on November 17 (captured on X), London, San Francisco, Pakistan. Voices resound: U.S. President Trump, Mike Pompeo, Newt Gingrich in editorials; billionaires, scientists, pastors (Burns: "Trump stands with the Mother of Peace"), prophets, imams, monks, rabbis, bishops, apostles, archbishops, cardinals, and papal allies beseech divine intervention and health renewal. Paula White hails your "unconditional love." Media like Reuters and France 24, stars, families, organizations – all clamor: Halt this outrage. We, 8.1 billion contrite souls, cast off viperous paths, embracing God's progeny ethos – halting strife, crafting plowshares from swords, kindling daily peace acts in the True Love Revolution.
President Lee: Grasp Redemption – Liberate Humanity's Sanctifier
Prolonging this ordeal jeopardizes Korea: Economic pressures threaten vital U.S. bonds; global relations fray with declining trust. Yet liberation promises miracles – uphold Article 34(5) elder rights, Article 20 faith shields; surmount double standards, heal fractures. As the spouse of Jesus' Second Coming and God's earthly vessel, you alone confer direct divine holiness upon all Koreans and 8.1 billion of God's offspring. Rally for One Korea, One World, One Family Under God: Free Holy Mother Han, and paradise will dawn on earth.
A cosmic contest erupts: Among 200 nations, which will mount the grandest rallies and warmest presidential receptions for you? Korea, lead the charge – forsake historic agonies, enter the Peace Kingdom now!
The imperative is clear: FREE HOLY MOTHER HAK JA HAN MOON IMMEDIATELY! EMPOWER PRESIDENT LEE! PROPEL HUMANITY TO DIVINE ONENESS!
In unified repentance and ardent prayer,
Nicolae Cirpala, President, GPBNet | Happy TV News +79056333606
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