Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Tuesday expressed eagerness to push for legal reforms designed to assist people financially affected by the Unification Church, saying the government is aware that the contentious religious group may have already broken the law.The Kishida administration has decided to formally investigate the organization, which has come under public scrutiny over its links to the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, as well as allegations of causing its followers financial difficulties from dubious "spiritual sales" practices.While the exact details of the legislation a…READ FULL ARTICLE