Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida pledged Monday to launch a probe into the Unification Church, the first such move under the Religious Corporations Law, reversing his initial decision amid a plunge in support for his Cabinet to its lowest level since he took office last year.The probe will be implemented under a provision of the law that allows authorities the "right to question" a contentious group. Depending on the outcome of the investigation and judgement by a court, the Unification Church could lose its status as a religious corporation and be deprived of tax benefits, although i…READ FULL ARTICLE
